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QUESTION
I am trying to set up Fish shell completion for my project.
Following some tutorials, I added the following line in my ~/.config/fish/config.fish
:
complete -x -c j -a '(shonenjump --complete (commandline -t))'
In which shonenjump
is the name of the executable of my project, and j
is a shell function wrapping the binary.
I can't get completion to work, but if I repeat this command in the newly created session, it works.
Any idea how to get it right?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-27 at 17:30Setting up completions like this doesn't mark the completion file as loaded, so after, fish will still try to autoload the completion file.
And there is a completion file for a thing called "j", shipped with fish, and it explicitly erases the completions that are already set up, which ordinarily isn't necessary, but going by the commit message that tool sets broken completions, so this fixes them.
So once you press tab, fish loads that file, which erases your completions and installs its custom ones.
The way to set up completions in fish is to create your own completion file called "j.fish" in your ~/.config/fish/completions/ directory.
Or, since your tool isn't the same "j" that is apparently also known as "autojump", just call it something else.
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Okay first of all, in my experience as a beginner in programming I never had encounter this kind of weirdness in my whole life.
Hello I have a very large xml file and I cannot show it here but I can show the first part here as an image
As you can see the arrows are pointing is the very first tag along with its respective children. Now I have here a program that reads that LARGE xml file and as you can see there is only the first 5 of it, here is the code
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-28 at 14:06I would simplify your parsing approach.
Take advantage of the event-based parser and remove all .find()
calls. Look at it this way: The parser presents to you all the elements in the XML, you only have to decide which ones you find interesting.
In this case, the interesting elements have a certain tag name ('seg') and they need to be in a section with the right language. It's easy to have a Boolean flag (say, is_correct_language
) that is toggled based on the xml:lang
attribute of the previous element.
Since the start
event is enough for checking attributes and text, we don't need the parser to notify us of end
events at all:
QUESTION
Putting some finishing touches on a class assignment, but I'm running into problems with two concepts.
Here is the assignment: write a C# .NET Framework console application to demonstrate the use cases of properties in C#. The application will do the following to accomplish this goal.
Log every instance of writing of a private field within a property setter. Before the program exits, output the activity log to the screen. Set the value of each property of each student to facilitate testing and operation of this logging functionality.
Choose at least one property for students, and make sure its setter has logic in it other than the default auto property setter code. Logging is not counted for these requirements. See the WatchDogAbility example from Chapter 3 slides/text. Historically, systems have allowed students to restrict the viewing of their personal information. Implement this system here, by ensuring the getters of properties check for this value before returning student information. Student ID and Name are exempt from needing to be checked.
Submit a screenshot of you stopping your program in debug mode in Visual Studio. Set one of the Student object's properties. Pause on the line where the new value is written to the private field. Make sure the new value is shown on the screen in your image (see example below, using Alt + Print Screen). Output all data for all students, let’s say a minimum of 10 students, with at least one with restricted personal information.
I am lost as to how to "log every instance of writing of a private field within a property setter" and I am also confused as to how I can satisfy this requirement, "Historically, systems have allowed students to restrict the viewing of their personal information. Implement this system here, by ensuring the getters of properties check for this value before returning student information. Student ID and Name are exempt from needing to be checked."
Below is the code I have thus far:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-02 at 05:44This should help get you started:
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