To have more fun with GTalk (Google Talk) you can add some text formatting :
- to make it bold, simply use * * (asterisk) between the text that intended to be bold in font style : i.e. *marouan* is rendred as marouan.
- to make it italic, simply use _ _ (underscore) between the text that intended to be italic in font style: i.e. _marouan_ is rendred as marouan.
- to make it strikethrough, simply use – - (dash) between the text that intended to be strikethrough in font style: i.e. -marouan- is rendred as marouan.
This is a
stupid post but if you are addicted to Google Talk, like me, you will have more fun with GTalk using those few styling tips.
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I am working on a c# desktop application for Instance IT (Where I fill a CTO position).
The application is dealing with french datas and I need to remove some special chars from a string to have a “correct” PDF printing using iTextSharp.
I found this piece of code in the Internet and I want to share it.
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| /// <summary>
/// Delete all Accents
/// </summary>
/// <param name="txt">Source String with accents and special Char</param>
/// <returns>Source String without accents and special Char</returns>
private static string DeleteAccentAndSpecialsChar(string OriginalText)
{
string strTemp = OriginalText;
// Regex creation
Regex regA = new Regex("[ã|à|â|ä|á|å]");
Regex regAA = new Regex("[Ã|À|Â|Ä|Á|Å]");
Regex regE = new Regex("[é|è|ê|ë]");
Regex regEE = new Regex("[É|È|Ê|Ë]");
Regex regI = new Regex("[í|ì|î|ï]");
Regex regII = new Regex("[Í|Ì|Î|Ï]");
Regex regO = new Regex("[õ|ò|ó|ô|ö]");
Regex regOO = new Regex("[Õ|Ó|Ò|Ô|Ö]");
Regex regU = new Regex("[ù|ú|û|ü|µ]");
Regex regUU = new Regex("[Ü|Ú|Ù|Û]");
Regex regY = new Regex("[ý|ÿ]");
Regex regYY = new Regex("[Ý]");
Regex regAE = new Regex("[æ]");
Regex regAEAE = new Regex("[Æ]");
Regex regOE = new Regex("[œ]");
Regex regOEOE = new Regex("[Œ]");
Regex regC = new Regex("[ç]");
Regex regCC = new Regex("[Ç]");
Regex regDD = new Regex("[Ð]");
Regex regN = new Regex("[ñ]");
Regex regNN = new Regex("[Ñ]");
Regex regS = new Regex("[š]");
Regex regSS = new Regex("[Š]");
strTemp = regA.Replace(strTemp, "a");
strTemp = regAA.Replace(strTemp, "A");
strTemp = regE.Replace(strTemp, "e");
strTemp = regEE.Replace(strTemp, "E");
strTemp = regI.Replace(strTemp, "i");
strTemp = regII.Replace(strTemp, "I");
strTemp = regO.Replace(strTemp, "o");
strTemp = regOO.Replace(strTemp, "O");
strTemp = regU.Replace(strTemp, "u");
strTemp = regUU.Replace(strTemp, "U");
strTemp = regY.Replace(strTemp, "y");
strTemp = regYY.Replace(strTemp, "Y");
strTemp = regAE.Replace(strTemp, "ae");
strTemp = regAEAE.Replace(strTemp, "AE");
strTemp = regOE.Replace(strTemp, "oe");
strTemp = regOEOE.Replace(strTemp, "OE");
strTemp = regC.Replace(strTemp, "c");
strTemp = regCC.Replace(strTemp, "C");
strTemp = regDD.Replace(strTemp, "D");
strTemp = regN.Replace(strTemp, "n");
strTemp = regNN.Replace(strTemp, "N");
strTemp = regS.Replace(strTemp, "s");
strTemp = regSS.Replace(strTemp, "S");
return strTemp;
return strTemp;
} |
Source : http://www.codyx.org/snippet_modifie-caracteres-speciaux_154.aspx
ps : Don’t forget to import RegularExpressions in your namespace.
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| using System.Text.RegularExpressions; |
Marouan OMEZZINE snippet c#, snippet, string
You want to use an image as a link.However, a blue border appears around the image.
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| <a href="http://www.myownpercept.com/">
<img src="logo.png" alt="" />
</a> |
This border is meant to inform users that the image is a link. Well, it’s a link but this is ugly :s and may not fit your need.
Solution
- You simply have to add a border-style, set to none, as a style to your img tag
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| <a href="http://www.myownpercept.com/">
<img style="border-style: none;" src="logo.png" alt="" />
</a> |
- A cleaner way, that will pass the W3C validation, is by adding those lines to your CSS file :
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| img {
border-style: none;
} |
- A dirty old way, but works, is by adding border attribute to the img tag.
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| <a href="http://www.myownpercept.com/">
<img src="logo.png" border="0" alt="" />
</a> |
Marouan OMEZZINE Tips & Tricks, Web development, how-to, snippet css, html
I am sharing here my Erlang cheat sheet after some lifting 
in order to make it more useful.
Certainly, it’s not an exhaustive list of Erlang commands.
I hope you will find it useful.
ps : If there is any mistake. Please report it and I will be very thankful.
Suggestions / things to be added ? are very welcome.
Download : Erlang – CheatSheet v1.0.pdf hits : 659
- Update 2009-03-28: Watermark have been removed.
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