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Is it possible to make git print back slashes instead of forward slashes when it prints out paths in a Windows console? I'd like to be able to copy the paths that it outputs and paste it into my future console commands.
Example output:
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Answered 2017-Jan-16 at 20:12git status will be execute through a git bash session, so it would not ever use \
in path (as seen in "Git Bash for Windows showing/expecting file paths with forward-slashes, no drive colon").
See also "Why Windows Uses Backslashes and Everything Else Uses Forward Slashes"
As mentioned, you would have to post-process the output of the command in order to get the correct path format, as in "Bash converting path names for sed
so they escape".
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I played around with boost::spirit recently and wanted to use it to parse file input. What i got is this: defining some semantic actions:
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Answered 2019-Aug-15 at 21:06I'm with @lakeweb, see also http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8259440/boost-spirit-semantic-actions-are-evil
However to answer your specific question: the attributes are fusion sequences. Including fusion/include/io.hpp
enables you to just print them:
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I am attempting to use SwiftSoup to scrape some HTML. This example, based on the SwiftSoup github documentation, works fine…
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Answered 2018-Apr-27 at 16:20If you declare the function as throws
you don't need a do - catch
block inside the function. Just remove the block and the exclamation marks after try
to pass through the errors to the caller function.
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I'm having a issue. This Encrypts my name perfectly. My name comes in as 4 long so the name might come in as "John" but then it Encrypts it as abcasdlkj123908=! (something like that) is there a way I can have it encrypt something instead like w124 that is the same length of the initial variable string it encrpyted? Also what if the name comes in as Darryl and is 6 long ? I need to deal with that too
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Answered 2017-Dec-06 at 19:19If you don't mind encoding, you can do it just by XOR ing your string bytes with some very big key (which is greater by length). Small will do too, but it will be less secure:
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