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kandi X-RAY | Tool-X Summary
Tool-X is a Kali Linux hacking tools installer for Termux and linux system. Tool-X was developed for Termux and linux based systems. Using Tool-X, you can install almost 370+ hacking tools in Termux (android) and other Linux based distributions. Now Tool-X is available for Ubuntu, Debian etc.
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- Installs a tool
- Initialize sudo .
- Updates the tool .
- Print category .
- Starts the tool .
- Print tool header .
- Print the inset header .
- About the tool .
- Gets the connection to Google .
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* Added some fixes to fix compiler errors/warnings
* Added maple passthrough functionality
I've made various changes to the Makefiles according to my setup.
For instance, it's assumed that the 'scramble' utility will be
in the 'make-cd' directory w
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QUESTION
I want to deserialize an xml document to a class, which is genereated by the concerning xsd files. I don't have control over the contents of the xml-file.
During deserialization I run into an exception, because an enum value in the xml document does not meet the requiremnts of the xsd. Instead of breaking, i would like the deserialization to continue and just take the default value for any such errors. Is there any way to accomplish this behaviour?
edit: For clarification, what i am trying to achieve: I want to read data from digital invoices. So the creation of the xml file is some kind of blackbox and can contain possibly flase values, even if the structure meets the standards. But that does not mean, that every value is flawed in that way. The exception prevents me from reading the correct values so i just want the deserialization to finish by somehow inserting the default values if such an error occurs.
Neither marking the values as obsolete, nor flagging them with XmlIgnore won't work, because the next xml i receive could contain correct values.
I hope that helped clarifying the problem.
Right now, im using the System.Xml.Serialization
dll, but im willing to implement any library which can help me achieve the wanted behaviour.
The exception im getting:
"System.InvalidOperationException: Instance validation error: 'x' is not a valid value for xType.."
The code that throws the exception:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-09 at 11:03You can mark the member Obsolete
QUESTION
I'm currently in the process to create a bunch of files that should then be used by a different programm. Most of them are XML-Files. Naturally, I extracted the .xsd files from the program and used the xsd.exe tool to autogenerate C#-classes, which works rather well.
The problemSerializing the autogenerated class results in a xml file like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jun-27 at 16:49I might be missing the point entirely because I don't know what you mean by "extracted the .xsd files from the program" nor do I know what kind of integration you are writing.
If your end goal is simply to get the namespacing right so the program will eat your data, ditch the all of the auto-generated XmlSerialier attributes and tell the class and the serializer how you want things to look. Sometimes less is more when it comes to the serializer and it will do a lot of work on its own if you let it.
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apt update
apt install git
git clone https://github.com/rajkumardusad/Tool-X.git
cd Tool-X
chmod +x install
sh install if not work than use ./install
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