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I want to print hyperlinks to the console in an eclipse plugin.

I saw How to write a hyperlink to an eclipse console from a plugin, but get BadLocationException when calling myconsole.addHyperlink(fileLink, 10, 5). I discovered that the class PatternMatchEvent has getLength() and getOffset() I need for MessageConsole.addHyperlink().

Is using the approach in above link still the way to do this (the question was asked almost 12 years ago) and if so, how do I proceed to get access to these methods?
Any help is appreciated!

After Azure => Pipelines, I end up with two published artifacts: one containing a .NET Core Console Application (myDrop), another containing the corresponding Testing library (written with xUnit) (myTestDrop). Then I move on to Azure => Releases to create a new Release Pipeline as below:

I have a Windows Virtual Machine (VM), which is already installed with all necessary libraries, e.g. .NET Core; and I would like to carry out the Integration Testing (the 2nd Stage above) in that machine. Specifically,

1. Copy both myDrop and myTestDrop to that VM.
2. Set some Environment Variable: the path to, let's say, MyConsole.exe in myDrop.
3. Then run the Integration Test: dotnet vstest "MyConsole.Tests.dll" --logger:trx --ResultsDirectory:"c:/Somewhere" /TestCaseFilter:"Category=IntegrationTest"
4. If the test is successful, the returned code from dotnet.exe is 0 (otherwise, 1).
5. The 3rd Stage only runs in case the 2nd Stage is successful.
6. There should be a way to read *.trx generated from the Integration Test above, especially in case there are some test failures.

My experience with Azure DevOps is limited. I have searched around but most Azure Release examples involve Web Application (IIS, SQL...), not a normal Console Application with Test on a specific VM. Feel free to suggest other alternatives or best practices, given the scenario above.

Any advice, suggestions are appreciated.

I followed a tutorial to set up winston (2.x) default logger in my express app. When updating to the current version of winston (3.0.0) I have a problem with adding the transports. I have followed the latest docs but still I get the notice in console and no log files are created at all:

[winston] Attempt to write logs with no transports

logging.js

For example I have a console application named "myconsole.exe" which path is C:\temp\app\myconsole.exe
I added "C:\temp\app" to the PATH environment variable, Now I open the command prompt, type CD C:\MyProjects and run myconsole, how can I get the path "C:\MyProjects" in myconsole.exe?

I have the following log4j configuration:

I'm making a simple console that do something based on the command of the second argument. Below is the simplified code. My console however doesn't print any NSLog, and after checking, opt is always -1.

Usage is myconsole firstMethod -t "this is a test string"

I have a solution that contains 2 projects: a class library called plugin and a console app called myconsole. They both use a NuGet package i.e. log4net. They have to meet these requirements:

• myconsole is not allowed to reference plugin.dll, but it needs to load it via reflection at run time

• plugin.dll has to be available in a directory called plugins that is relative to myconsole.exe

• log4net.dll has to be available in a directory called dlls that is also relative to myconsole.exe

I need this deployment to happen when I build the solution in the IDE. Ideally I need this file structure to be produced by the IDE build:

I've been trying to sum a certain digit from a number, for example

when i try to create an array of 'gameObject'-s i get a stack overflow exception, any idea what might be the reason? Edit: for an array of 1 it DOES NOT throw an exception, i was mistaken (creating just a 'gameObject' variable is fine)

I know my code is messy, and just all around bad, but i'm fairly new to c++ so please excuse my code :(

Here is my Main.cpp: