linefeed | Configurable , extensible , interactive line reader | Command Line Interface library

I using transform function from typescript compiler api to change my code.

This function is recursive and visit each node.

When I found a StringLiteral of foo I want to add foo to import where my-lib like this:

I want to add bar: true to x object using typescript AST.

This code cerates the bar: true:

I have a textfile (GetFile-processor) with Unix-style Newline (\n), but need a Windows-style Carriage-Return+LineFeed CRLF (\r\n) in my FlowFile

My ReplaceText-Processor is working

I can see that send line has linefeed. But, am not able to understand when will be the child.send() used? can anyone help me understand or give examples the difference between child.send() and child.sendline()?

Hello to this wonderful community.

I use a computer with MX Linux as OS. I want to access a device with a serial/UART console (Specifically, the device is a minimal computer made from 74-series ICs. See https://github.com/slu4coder/Minimal-UART-CPU-FLASH-Edition). To connect from the computer to the device, I hardwarewise use a USB-to-UART converter with a (genuine) FTDI FT232RL chip. Softwarewise, I use minicom.

It generally works, but I experience a very specific issue:

The device expects a Linefeed (LF) as newline signal (it says so on its PCB silkscreen). I can't get linux+minicom to send a LF on RETURN or ENTER. It will send a carriage return (CR).

If I connect from my computer to the device via the USB-to-UART converter and start up minicom on my computer, it will show me the device serial console - so far, so good.

But if I type in device commands into minicom and press RETURN or ENTER, the device won't process them.

However, if I use CTRL+J instead of RETURN or ENTER after my command, which gives a LF, it works fine. Equally, it works if I do not use my standard input/keyboard + minicom, but send the command from the bash like this:

echo foo > /dev/ttyUSB0

I have tried to modify my computer/linux behavior with

I am serializing some data to a file in json format with serde:

I am scripting a Pages form template with applescript. I'm using the code from a tutorial found here: https://iworkautomation.com/pages/script-tags-placeholder-text.html

The script works fine, however, I need to be able to insert a list for some of the Placeholder text fields. My plan was to use a delimiter, and to split the string I'm using the code from here:https://erikslab.com/2007/08/31/applescript-how-to-split-a-string/

It seems that when you're inside a tell application pages block, that text item objects are special, and the normal way of parsing strings with delimiters will not work.

The error I recieve is "Pages got an error: document id "E1303B92-B79A-4786-841B-EC5F46ACB05D" doesn’t understand the “findAndReplaceInText” message."

Here is the relevant code snippet:

So I have looked through many of the answers already posted in StackOverflow, and I cannot seem to find one that applies.

First, let me explain my Xamarin Forms App. I have the traditional solution structure (.Net Standard 2.0 class library with the Andoid and iOS application projects). The application I am working on is part of a suite of application which share a large amount of code (header, footer, error handling etc) via an additional .Net 2.0 standard class library. In this class I have a viewmodel for exception handling as well as a standard header content view used in all applications that are part of suite.

Within the header I show an error icon in the header area that the user can click on to report the errors etc. when the exception processor adds an exception. I bind the IsVisible property of the image control for the error icon to a property in the exception handling viewmodel. Every time my a page displays (all pages use the shared header), the get for the property in the viewmodelthe IsVisible property bound to is called. So it would appear the binding is configured correctly.

The problem is that when I add an error via my exception handling view model and then attempt to notify the UI that the bound property has changed, the PropertyChange event objet - defined as follows:

I'm trying to set IFS in a Bash shell within a Jenkins pipeline script. See line 34 below. The problem is I can't get the multi-level quoting correct. If I'm just typing at a bash terminal, the line would be IFS=$'\n'. But, no matter how many backslashes I use in different combinations, I can't make it work. At this point, I'm just guessing.

The $filename variable at the end of line 36 is a list of file names that have internal spaces separated by linefeed characters (\n). Hence, I want the IFS variable to be only \n.

Here is the same snippet in text form.