uri

Currently, Identifiers are constructed in one of three Naming Environments, URI, ORI, or XRI, which is indicated with one of three prefixes, "uri:", "ori:", or "xri:".

Archive 2003-04-13 David Bigwood 2003

Samples inside the Hash - it's a really useful trick, and Ruby's autovivification can do a lot more than Perl's. require "uri" sites = Hash. new {| ht, k | ht [k] = Sample. new (3)}

taw's blog 2010

I've also removed the "uri" element to ant. taskdef because I'm not sure if we have an equivalent for that in Rake yet (note to self: figure out if we have an equivalent for that).

Headius Charles Oliver Nutter 2010

Requirements are quite standard Ruby libraries for HTTPS and XML parsing: require 'uri' require 'net/https' require 'rexml/document' nessus-cli. rb

Softpedia - Windows - All Softpedia Linux 2010

I've also removed the "uri" element to ant. taskdef because I'm not sure if we have an equivalent for that in Rake yet (note to self: figure out if we have an equivalent for that).

Headius Charles Oliver Nutter 2010

It seems "uri" is at offset 0 and "localName" is at offset 1.

AutoHotkey Community 2009

It seems "uri" is at offset 0 and "localName" is at offset 1.

AutoHotkey Community 2009

For example, the "uri" field for the first attribute would be retrieved like so.

AutoHotkey Community 2009

It seems "uri" is at offset 0 and "localName" is at offset 1.

AutoHotkey Community 2009

* - SELECT * FROM comments WHERE post = */$result = $collection - > find (array ( "uri" = > ""));?

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