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Send greeting to a newly connected client

امروزدخترم رابردم دندانپزشکی .یکی ازهمکاران قدیمی به اسم خانم شریفی رادیدم خوشحال شدم ،راستش برای من فرقی نمی کنه که خاطره خوب ازهمکارام داشته باشم یانه وقتی بعدازمدتهااونهارامی بینم خوشحال میشم،بعدرف...

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how to get newly added documets from list?

Vote count: 0 based on question I posted on How to find documents from the list by term in the query (if atleast one query term exists in the documents of list), I want to ask other question. that is assume we have constant query and dynamic documents which is added to list from time to time. so I want to not view documents I seen before when the program is run and want to view only new documents added to list. from the list given here assume the first three documents are seen before and the left three are new added documents which I want to view. but still my program gives all related docs rather than new one. so share me an idea how to solve it? my code in python is as follow queries = ['d...

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What is the correct way to append Content control to a newly created docx file using c# and openxml

Vote count: 0 This is my code. using (WordprocessingDocument package = WordprocessingDocument.Create(docName, WordprocessingDocumentType.Document)) { MainDocumentPart mainPart = package.AddMainDocumentPart(); mainPart.Document = new Document(); Body body = new Body(); SdtBlock sdtBlock1 = new SdtBlock(); SdtProperties sdtProperties1 = new SdtProperties(); SdtAlias sdtAlias1 = new SdtAlias() { Val = "select" }; Tag tag1 = new Tag() { Val = "select" }; SdtId sdtId1 = new SdtId() { Val = 364947247 }; SdtContentComboBox sdtContentComboBox1 = new SdtContentComboBox(); ListItem listItem1 = new ListItem() { Value = "Choose an item." }; ListItem listItem2 = new ListItem() { DisplayText = "Rama", Val...

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How to monitor newly created file in a directory with bash?

Vote count: 0 I have a log directory that consists of bunch of log files, one log file is created once an system event has happened. I want to write an oneline bash script that always monitors the file list and display the content of the newly created file on the terminal. Here is what it looks like: Currently, all I have is to display the content of the whole directory: for f in *; do cat $f; done It lacks the monitoring feature that I wanted. One limitation of my system is that I do not have watch command. I also don't have any package manager to install fancy tools. Raw BSD is all I have. I do have tail, I was thinking of something like tail -F $(ls) but this tails each file instead of th...

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