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The following cl-ppcre regular expression generates an error:

In ELISP, the documentation for interactive codes mentions:

P -- Prefix arg in raw form. Does not do I/O. ... s -- Arbitrary text, read in the minibuffer and returned as a string ... Prompt.

I presumed that I could write a function with an optional prefix argument, as in:

I'm aware that there are many threads about this on Stackoverflow but non of the solutions helped me. I'm using Ubuntu 18.04 with all the stuff that a dev typically needs: build-essential, libreadline-dev, ...

I had a look in /usr/include/readline but readline is definitely there! gcc always tells me:

undefined reference to "readline"

This happens by the way independently if i'm linking with "-lreadline" or not.

Edit

As user @Kamil Cuk already provided the simple solution I'd like to add some more information:

My goal is to show all the data using angular 5.

I'm using php to scan directory for all jpg and png files and place them below the text,but for the last image text is not placed properly. what im doing wrong here?

php code:

We're creating a Java client to write data directly into memory in Aerospike, and another Java client to read data from memory. Both clients are multi-threaded.

There are several queryAggregate operations, which was implemented in UDF, inside our read client.

We're facing one issue as below:

If we allocate 1 thread only for write operation, and 2 threads for read operation, then we have ~25K TPS for reading.

If we allocate 2 threads for write operation, keeping the same number of threads for read operation, then we have only less than 10K TPS for reading.

The Aerospike server is running in a machine which has 24 physical CPU cores. Both writing and reading clients are running at the same time on this machine. The server is almost running Aerospike server only. CPU resource is totally free.

Below is our current Aerospike server configuration:

We have a number of Lanier MFPs that use the scan-to-folder option to allow people to get their documents, and we are starting to implement more security measures on the AD passwords they use by forcing a password reset.

Unfortunately, the Laniers use a proprietary encryption for the passwords. I've managed to get a functional Java command that will encrypt passwords into this format. The problem I've been encountering is that I then have to get this encoded password into PowerShell to pass it to the scanner.

I can run the Java command through a command line, but can't pass the encrypted password back into PowerShell as a string that the printer will accept (it needs to be in Base64). If I do pass the encoded password back into PowerShell, then run it through PowerShell's Base64 creation process, it is, obviously, changed too much for the scanner to use it.

What I need to determine is whether there's a way for me to take the following command line command, and get it to run in PowerShell, then provide me its output so I can pass this to the printer.