subgen | really simple utility to concate wordlists | Security library
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kandi X-RAY | subgen Summary
If you've come to the realisation that you'd like to split up your DNS enumeration methodology by generating combinations and/or pulling passive data from other sources, then subgen is the sorter & concator you're probably looking for.
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Update: I've started a thread on python-ideas to propose additional syntax or a stdlib function for this purpose (i.e. specifying the first value sent by yield from). So far 0 replies... :/
How do I intercept the first yielded value of a subgenerator but delegate the rest of the iteration to the latter using yield from?
For example, suppose we have an arbitrary bidirectional generator subgen, and we want to wrap this in another generator gen. The purpose of gen is to intercept the first yielded value of subgen and delegate the rest of the generation—including sent values, thrown exceptions, .close(), etc.—to the sub-generator.
The first thing that might come to mind could be this:
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Answered 2020-Dec-24 at 06:11If I understand the question, I think this works? Meaning, I ran this script and it did what I expected, which was to print all but the first line of the input file. But as long as the generator passed as the argument to the skip_first function can be iterator over, it should work.
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Hi so I have am writing a statement to create a trigger in Oracle that would append the text to the description of every new game inserted into the database.
I want the format to be like
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Answered 2020-Oct-20 at 19:29What did you do wrong? Several things.
TR_GAMEID is OK (although, could be rewritten as)
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I have this code
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Answered 2020-Jul-14 at 19:49You need to end the first before you can do another . There's no need for && between them.
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I have added variables to my Django views and I am trying to call them on my template. I have researched several related questions and I understand that I needed to add a context, which I believe I have done.
I am slightly confused by the use of render(), is this required when using generic views?
Here is an example of my view:
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Answered 2019-Jan-22 at 15:59Context in generic views is generated by get_context_data.
In your case it would be
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I've created a Yeoman generator that used to work in a fairly snappy manner for me. Recently, performance has plummeted to stupendous lows, requiring me to wait as much as five minutes every time I can a simple yo generator-name. This is making it extremely difficult for me to work, and there seems to be no help on the Yeoman issues board.
I've tried turning on the verbose Yeoman debugging, and after five minutes of waiting, the very first yeoman:generator statement appears. Here's what I get:
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Answered 2018-Oct-03 at 06:37Issue: https://github.com/yeoman/yo/issues/176
Workaround for now, downgrade to "yo": "1.8.5" as stated in the comment.
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yoto your generator path directly using anpmscript
in your package.json
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