cmda | command line tool for copying files | Cloud Functions library
kandi X-RAY | cmda Summary
kandi X-RAY | cmda Summary
cmda (think: commander) is a CLI tool that can execute remote commands, including uploading local files/directories, to an AWS Lambda function. Along with EFS for Lambda, this makes it an easy tool to move files to/from an EFS file system that you might use with your other Lambda functions.
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QUESTION
I am connecting to a set of machines, each on a separate tmux pane.
I have a set of commands that I would like to send concurrently, such that each command would be executed on a different tmux pane.
Is there any way to do it?
e.g. The commands:
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Answered 2019-Oct-04 at 16:09From a shell script run commands like
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This code is for combobox database tables.
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Answered 2019-Jul-25 at 00:24You need to add the below method for triggering the combo box selection and then call your function to load data
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I can't figure out how to create delegates when the target method parameter is a type derived from the parameter type specified in the delegate's signature. Is this even possible? My project involves creating command handlers for many different commands. The commands are arranged in groups each with their own properties and dependencies (of which I omitted for brevity here.) I'm trying to extract those handler methods (marked with a 'Handler' attribute) from their group, creating delegates from the resulting MethodInfo, and storing them in a Dictionary, keyed to the command type. The rough idea is below:
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Answered 2018-Apr-08 at 07:22I would encapsulate your cache separately; you can the add specific delegates via method groups. For example:
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I'm using DevExpress to add MVVM to my WinForms application. I have a form that contains a ViewModel, which is given to all of its user controls via constructor parameter.
DataBindings are working fine, but I want to add functionality to a ribbonbar by adding EventToCommand behaviour to the usercontrols toolbar item (BarButtonItem).
I do my bindings like this:
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Answered 2018-Mar-29 at 15:48Since you have passed the ViewModel instance from the external binding context you should set up your MVVMContext as follows:
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One of legacy system got upgraded to bash4 and most of its scripts stopped working. I've narrowed it down to how a curly brackets are expanded within a <(cmdA ...|cmdB ... file{1,2}|cmdZ ...)
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To illustrate the difference better:
BEFORE (bash 3.2.25):
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Answered 2017-Mar-16 at 22:51The original behavior was undocumented (and contrary to the general rule that code enclosed in a process substitution, like a subshell or similar context, parses in the same manner in which it would have behaved outside of same).
As such, this was a bug, not a feature. This bug was fixed in bash-4.0-alpha. Quoting the CHANGES entry:
rr. Brace expansion now allows process substitutions to pass through unchanged.
No runtime flags to revert this change are available.
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I'm trying to create a task that's responsible for setting a bit of a vector and clearing it after one clock cycle. My driver code is attached below:
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Answered 2017-Feb-10 at 19:04The LRM says
Because a variable passed by reference may be an automatic variable, a ref argument shall not be used in any context forbidden for automatic variables.
And you cannot pass a bit select of a packed variable by reference, only the whole variable.
There is no easy way to do this without writing separate tasks for each cmd, or a big case statement inside a signal task that selects the interface variable you want to assign.
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