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QUESTION
Morning all.
So I've been up hours trying to cobble together -a variety of replies to other posts- into my own code in order to see if I could get something usable. No-go. I'm sufficiently lost in the sauce that I've now got to ask for some help from you.
Background: OS: Windows 10 I use the program text2folders.exe to create 20-30 new folders on a secondary drive every night. Primarily, I have a base file "aGallery-dl.bat" that I populate each folder with using an xcopy batch file. Secondarily, from time to time I update the source file "aGallery-dl.bat" using the same xcopy and this overwrites the older target file, populating all folders with the newest "aGallery-dl.bat" (whether they need it or not). All is well.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-30 at 10:59The command for copying a file is COPY. It is an internal command of Windows command processor cmd.exe
. XCOPY is an eXtended file and directory copying executable in directory %SystemRoot%\System32
which is deprecated since Windows Vista as there is even more powerful ROBOCOPY which is with full qualified file name %SystemRoot%\System32\robocopy.exe
.
There is no need to use XCOPY or ROBOCOPY for this simple file copying task. COPY is enough on source files aGallery-dl.bat
, Folder.jpg
and Folder2.jpg
don't have hidden attribute set and the same files in the target directories don't have read-only attribute set.
.\
references the current directory which can be any directory. Windows Explorer sets the directory of the batch file as current directory on double clicking on a batch file. But this is nearly the only method to run a batch file on which the directory of the executed batch file is set automatically as current directory (except the batch file is stored on a network resource accessed using UNC path).
There is %~dp0
to reference the path of the batch file. This path always ends with a backslash which means that no additional backslash is needed on concatenating the batch file path with a file or folder name. The usage of %~dp0
makes it possible to reference files in same directory as the executed batch file independent on which directory is the current directory on execution of the batch file.
The batch file needed for your task is:
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I'm trying to upload a file to an Azure Blob storage using AzCopy, but I want to include metadata. According to the documentation, "AzCopy copy" has a metadata parameter where I have to provide key/value pairs as a string. How has this string to be formatted? I can't get it to work and don't find any examples...
AzCopy.exe copy .\testfile2.txt "https://storageaccount.blob.core.windows.net/upload/testfile4.txt?sastoken" --metadata ?what_here?
Thanks!
Documentation: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/storage/common/storage-ref-azcopy-copy#options
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-17 at 01:16The string should be in this format: --metadata "name=ivan"
.
If you want to add multi metadata, use this format: --metadata "name=ivan;city=tokyo"
This is the command I'm using, and the version of azcopy is 10.3.4
:
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I am trying to parse the JSON data below into the structs that are shown. I am having a helluva time trying to figure out how to get at the "nested" elements, such as elements "title:", "content:", and "excerpt:". Whenever the code runs, it barfs while parsing the nested elements.
I've looked at the Apple Developer stuff and reviewed the Playground here: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/foundation/archives_and_serialization/using_json_with_custom_types
I also tried using quicktype.io to create the data models from the sample JSON, however, in the header of the exported file from quicktype it has the line: "let blogItem = try? newJSONDecoder().decode(BlogItem.self, from: jsonData)", however, I get a compile error that jsonData is not recognized and I'm not able to find any reference to it.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-16 at 05:28In the JSON you do not have arrays for title and content, so just remove the brackets
QUESTION
I deploy 30 SQL databases via copyIndex() as sub deployments of the main deployment, I want to be able to reference the outputs of the dynamic deployments when kicking off another deployment. Once all the databases are deployed, I want to then all Azure Monitor metric rules to the DBs, and need their resourceIds (the Output of the db deploy).
The answer here sounds exactly like what I'm trying to do, and I understand that each deployment is chained to have the output of the previous deploy. But then if I want to use the chained up "state" output, is it the very last element in the array that has the full chain? If so is the best way to reference that to just build up the name of the deployment and append on the length of the copyIndex array?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-13 at 17:27yes, you basically need to construct a name that is the name of the deployment:
QUESTION
I'm having the issue with website i'm currently working on, background image is not resizing for all mobile and tablet devices.
First image after the slider won't resize correctly even if i done everything i should do. I set it as cover so it can stretch properly but even after that i have problems. I have tried with different resolutions of the picture and finally made it to be div background since i'm using WP i had to do it as raw-html option.
In css it looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jun-12 at 13:07Add css:
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I use cygwin on top of windows. I have a windows file that contains files with spaces. I want to get rid of the spaces between the characters and rename the files.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-26 at 14:48Swap $jay
and $jay2
. The mv
command uses the first argument as the source and the second argument as the destination:
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