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ENCRYPTION AS BEGIN -- Variables used DECLARE @NewVal varchar(max); DECLARE @OrigLen int; DECLARE @CurrLen int; DECLARE @LoopCt int; DECLARE @Rand int; -- for dates/times DECLARE @MinYear int; DECLARE @MaxYear int; DECLARE @RandYear int; DECLARE...
ENCRYPTION AS BEGIN -- Variables used DECLARE @NewVal varchar(max); DECLARE @OrigLen int; DECLARE @CurrLen int; DECLARE @LoopCt int; DECLARE @Rand int; DECLARE @RandString varchar(max); -- for dates/times DECLARE @MinYear int; DECLARE @MaxYear int;...
function was only going to be applied to names and titles rather than addresses, but here it is anyway, add this after the "loop through exception cases" while clause: -- Now for some UK (British) PostCode recognition SELECT @i=1, @CaseExceptions =...
brace var myRecords = newSortedArrayObject.split('}'); // removes last row which is undefined (ie. "]") myRecords.pop(); // loop through array for (i=0; i
floor(($v_Seconds % 3600) / 60), floor($v_Seconds % 60), ); // initiate array (for array_slice) $a_UnitPairs = array(); // loop concatenating unit value to its label for($i=0;$i0 ? $a_UnitValues[$i].' '.$a_UnitLabels[$i] : ''; // grammar for...
Sort the resulting object array How? The function with comments: - Uses deprecated XMLHttpRequest to get file contents - Loops through each row and splits by commas (not within quotes) - Sorts the final array by a object label function...