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During daily development, it can be frustrating,. pcmd comes in handy :thumbsup: It's main features are. A single config file :wrench: ...
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- Run a command
- Get a list of available commands
- Discho the command not found
- Return a list of all the commands in the list
- Inspect the command
- Echo a valid file
- Prints the file found in the cmd yaml file
- Prints an error in the file
- Add custom command
- Prints the command added in cmd yaml
- Load and save a yaml file
- Save data to a yaml file
- Prints a fish report
- Echo the given string
- Find a template matching the given header
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QUESTION
I have a simple C++ console application that starts notepad.exe and loads the file D:\MyTextFile.txt and then the console application exits, but notepad is still running. The code works great:
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Answered 2021-May-18 at 12:53I can't explain why, but it seems to work for .bat-files (via cmd.exe) if I choose CREATE_NO_WINDOW instead of DETACHED_PROCESS. The following code seems to work for both .exe-files and .bat-files:
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Recently I started to look into some operating system's source code, there is a special coding technique which puzzles me a lot.
First the source code declare a very basic struct, such as:
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Answered 2020-Dec-23 at 20:59This technique is used any time you're storing some data that may have an arbitrary type from some set of types. This is what could be called a variant type.
Suppose you were writing a parser for mathematical expressions - building an AST (abstract syntax tree). You'd want each node in the tree to be able to be handled generically by some code that for example can serialize and deserialize the tree. The generic code could use the type tag to call the type-specific serialization/deserialization method (also called a virtual observer method). The observers would then cast the node to a concrete "derived" type, and use that to operate on it.
QUESTION
I am facing problem while binding data to a map.
How I was binding data before. I had JSON data as records format
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Answered 2020-Sep-21 at 11:00AmCharts expects an array for the data property in a series or chart object, not an object/map that points to an array. You need to assign an array to it directly. You can create multiple image series and assign a group to each one, e.g.
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I have these files, [processName.DateTime.out]
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Answered 2020-Feb-06 at 23:12Think in bash as in "streams" - something goes in, something goes out.
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I am using the Npgsql assembly.
I have code which fills a datagridview with the results from a SQLquery, I also want it to populate a combobox at the same time and then once the selection is made the other two text boxes are populated with the two other fields of the same rows value.
controlp contains 3 fields:
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Answered 2019-Sep-13 at 11:49Got this working by adding the add rows for the other two ComboBoxs.
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I try to use strcmp. In Win32 C project all work, byt when I try compile this code in Eclipse Mars Atmel Avr Toolchain, then fail compile.
compile error in use of strcmp:
...dereferencing pointer to incomplete type
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Answered 2019-May-01 at 18:27The issue is that you are both dereferencing parsedCommand and using the arrow notation to access the address.
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This is how xv6 handles PIPE command (From xv6-source code).
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Answered 2018-Dec-31 at 02:14runcmd never returns, so process C1 never gets to line 8661, C2 never gets to line 8668, and C3 doesn't exist.
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I've written this code, which it get the repository and look for the files within. it aims to create binary files for each file found so as to write some data inside it later. However, the code is not running as expected. and the binary file are not created this the issue.
the directory has two images, and the output I get is as follows :
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Answered 2018-Jun-28 at 19:22First I have to say, if you directory you are looking for doesn't exists or is empty, the program gets locked, it would be nice to have that fixed if making a bigger program.
Then, for your case, I don't see whars the point of that stringstream, so I tried removing that, and changing it by a normal string, removing the last \n character you get from reading the filenames:
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I have a Bash function library and one function is proving problematic for testing. prunner is a function that is meant to provide some of the functionality of GNU Parallel, and avoid the scoping issues of trying to use other Bash functions in Perl. It supports setting a command to run against the list of arguments with -c, and setting the number of background jobs to run concurrently with -t.
In testing it, I have ended up with the following scenario:
prunner -c "gzip -fk" *.out- works as expected intest.bashand interactively.find . -maxdepth 1 -name "*.out" | prunner -c echo -t 6- does not work, seemingly ignoring-c echo.
Testing was performed on Ubuntu 16.04 with Bash 4.3 and on Mac OS X with Bash 4.4.
What appears to be happening with the latter in test.bash is that getopts is refusing to process -c, and thus prunner will try to directly execute the argument without the prefix command it was given. The strange part is that I am able to observe it accepting the -t option, so getopts is at least partially working. Bash debugging with set -x has not been able to shed any light on why this is happening for me.
Here is the function in question, lightly modified to use echo instead of log and quit so that it can be used separately from the rest of my library:
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-23 at 00:15Perhaps you are already doing this, but make sure to pass the top-level shell parameters to your function. The function will receive the parameters via the call, for example:
QUESTION
As the title says, I am using ImGui and I can't get my render function to render the fonts.
Things I have done:
- Verified my texture is loaded properly with RenderDoc
- Verified that my vertex attribute pointers are compliant with ImGui's convention (array of structs).
Below is my rendering code. You can also see the developer's example code for OpenGL here: https://github.com/ocornut/imgui/blob/master/examples/opengl3_example/imgui_impl_glfw_gl3.cpp
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Answered 2018-Jan-18 at 10:00Debugging an incorrect OpenGL setup/state can be quite difficult. It's unclear why you are not using exactly the code provided in imgui_impl_glfw_gl3.cpp and rewriting your own, but what you may do is:
- Start again from the supposedly working imgui_impl_glfw_gl3.cpp and turn it step by step into your own and see what makes it break?
- Disable scissor temporarily.
- Since you are using RenderDoc already: does it show you the correct mesh? Are the vertices that it shows you ok?
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