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Shubho Banerjee I set up VMWare ESXi on my laptop for learning purposes. I wanted to automate things and got this very nice shell script. It asks for parameters like cpu cores, iso path, ram and disk space. I am a beginner in shell. I know this is a very basic
starlight Is it possible to enter multiple reporters that I want to use from the command line? I have tried the following combinations and it doesn't seem to work > karma start karma.conf.js --reporters progress summary
> karma start karma.conf.js --reporters
starlight Is it possible to enter multiple reporters that I want to use from the command line? I have tried the following combinations and it doesn't seem to work > karma start karma.conf.js --reporters progress summary
> karma start karma.conf.js --reporters
starlight Is it possible to enter multiple reporters that I want to use from the command line? I have tried the following combinations and it doesn't seem to work > karma start karma.conf.js --reporters progress summary
> karma start karma.conf.js --reporters
Andrew I'm going to enter a command line in Far Manager and need characters *there . However, when I press *the key, Far Manager executes the associated command, which is "Select All" in the active panel. For example, I am creating a backup like this: copy C:\
starlight Is it possible to enter multiple reporters that I want to use from the command line? I have tried the following combinations and it doesn't seem to work > karma start karma.conf.js --reporters progress summary
> karma start karma.conf.js --reporters
starlight Is it possible to enter multiple reporters that I want to use from the command line? I have tried the following combinations and it doesn't seem to work > karma start karma.conf.js --reporters progress summary
> karma start karma.conf.js --reporters
starlight Is it possible to enter multiple reporters that I want to use from the command line? I have tried the following combinations and it doesn't seem to work > karma start karma.conf.js --reporters progress summary
> karma start karma.conf.js --reporters
starlight Is it possible to enter multiple reporters that I want to use from the command line? I have tried the following combinations and it doesn't seem to work > karma start karma.conf.js --reporters progress summary
> karma start karma.conf.js --reporters
Andrew I'm going to enter a command line in Far Manager and need characters *there . However, when I press *the key, Far Manager executes the associated command, which is "Select All" in the active panel. For example, I am creating a backup like this: copy C:\
Aaron all, I am accessing a remote server via SSH and have an R process running on that server. We're in development right now, so it's important for me to enter the R shell and run the commands line by line. Last night I logged into the server, sent a bunch o
Aaron all, I am accessing a remote server via SSH and have an R process running on that server. We're in development right now, so it's important for me to enter the R shell and run the commands line by line. Last night I logged into the server, sent a bunch o
Mayak Agrowal When I opened Sublime Text from the terminal, I typed $ sublime_text <filename>
Is there any way to change it so I can say this: $ subl <filename>
heme Creating an alias and putting it in ~/.bashrcwill do the following: printf "\nalias subl=$(w
username I am on Windows 10. I'm trying to load Adobe Dreamweaver extension via command line on Windows. I want to navigate to C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Extension Manager CSx\ I am following the instructions here . If I select command prompt (admin), I getC
username I am on Windows 10. I'm trying to load Adobe Dreamweaver extension via command line on Windows. I want to navigate to C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Extension Manager CSx\ I am following the instructions here . If I select command prompt (admin), I getC
Mayak Agrowal When I opened Sublime Text from the terminal, I typed $ sublime_text <filename>
Is there any way to change it so I can say this: $ subl <filename>
heme Creating an alias and putting it in ~/.bashrcwill do the following: printf "\nalias subl=$(w
Shabbir Safdar I'm confused about Mongo Shell making different changes on output. When I log into the mongo shell and run the simplest query like: db.database.findOne();
I got the returned documents. When I invoke the same command via the --eval option on the
Shabbir Safdar I'm confused about Mongo Shell making different changes on output. When I log into the mongo shell and run the simplest query like: db.database.findOne();
I got the returned documents. When I invoke the same command via the --eval option on the
Manticore If you execute the command android list avd, you will get the following output Available Android Virtual Devices:
Name: X10_Mini
Path: /home/myhome/.android/avd/X10_Mini.avd
Target: Android 2.1 (API level 7)
ABI: armeabi
Skin: 240x
Manticore If you execute the command android list avd, you will get the following output Available Android Virtual Devices:
Name: X10_Mini
Path: /home/myhome/.android/avd/X10_Mini.avd
Target: Android 2.1 (API level 7)
ABI: armeabi
Skin: 240x
isak bob background I'm running a Jenkns job called Job A that inputs its build parameters into a perl script called ScriptA.pl in the following format: #Check the input params
my $PARAM1 = $ENV{ "PARAM1" };
my $PARAM2 = $ENV{ "PARAM2" };
.....more params fed
isak bob background I'm running a Jenkns job called Job A that inputs its build parameters into a perl script called ScriptA.pl in the following format: #Check the input params
my $PARAM1 = $ENV{ "PARAM1" };
my $PARAM2 = $ENV{ "PARAM2" };
.....more params fed
John McIntyre At the DOS command line, I used to be able to enter ¶ between commands to put multiple commands on one line. For example, don't type c:\> cls
c:\> cd
i can enter c:\> cls¶cd
Has this feature been removed or replaced with something else? How to
John McIntyre At the DOS command line, I used to be able to enter ¶ between commands to put multiple commands on one line. For example, don't type c:\> cls
c:\> cd
i can enter c:\> cls¶cd
Has this feature been removed or replaced with something else? How to
Alex Budowski Suppose I get some output from a command (for example ls -1) : a
b
c
d
e
...
I want to apply a command (for example ) echoto each command in turn . E.g echo a
echo b
echo c
echo d
echo e
...
What's the easiest way to do this in bash? Michael Mo
Alex Budowski Suppose I get some output from a command (for example ls -1) : a
b
c
d
e
...
I want to apply a command (for example ) echoto each command in turn . E.g echo a
echo b
echo c
echo d
echo e
...
What's the easiest way to do this in bash? Michael Mo
Scalable like Input is:
3
1 2
2 3
4 5
I have to accept these inputs in a given style. Here (1 and 2), (2 and 3) and (4 and 5) must accept one line as input. Here is my code snippet. <?php
header('Content-Type: text/plain');
$testCase = (int) fgets(STDIN);
Scalable like Input is:
3
1 2
2 3
4 5
I have to accept these inputs in a given style. Here (1 and 2), (2 and 3) and (4 and 5) must accept one line as input. Here is my code snippet. <?php
header('Content-Type: text/plain');
$testCase = (int) fgets(STDIN);
Scalable like Input is:
3
1 2
2 3
4 5
I have to accept these inputs in a given style. Here (1 and 2), (2 and 3) and (4 and 5) must accept one line as input. Here is my code snippet. <?php
header('Content-Type: text/plain');
$testCase = (int) fgets(STDIN);