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Hemant: On SunOS, there is pargsa command that prints command line arguments passed to a running process. Are there any similar commands on other Unix environments? markus_b： There are several options: ps -fp <pid>
cat /proc/<pid>/cmdline | sed -e "s/\x00/ /g"
Hemant: On SunOS, there is pargsa command that prints command line arguments passed to a running process. Are there any similar commands on other Unix environments? markus_b： There are several options: ps -fp <pid>
cat /proc/<pid>/cmdline | sed -e "s/\x00/ /g"
velvet: From Java, is it possible to get the full command line with all the arguments to start the application? System.getEnv()and System.getProperties()doesn't seem to contain these values. Stephen Denne: Some of these are available from RuntimeMXBean by call
velvet: From Java, is it possible to get the full command line with all the arguments to start the application? System.getEnv()and System.getProperties()doesn't seem to contain these values. Stephen Denne: Some of these are available from RuntimeMXBean by call
velvet: From Java, is it possible to get the full command line with all the arguments to start the application? System.getEnv()and System.getProperties()doesn't seem to contain these values. Stephen Denne: Some of these are available from RuntimeMXBean by call
Charverde Typing ("arg0", "arg1", "arg2") on the command line is inconvenient when the function expects an array of Strings. Like this example: function Exec-GradleScript(
[Parameter(Mandatory)]String] $ScriptName
[Parameter(Mandatory)][String[]] $ArgL
username How to write arguments to text file passed from command line Param (
[Parameter(Mandatory=$True)]
[ValidateNotNull()]
[int]$Var1,
[Parameter(Mandatory=$True)]
[ValidateNotNull()]
[int]$Var2
)
$Var1> 'C:\output.txt'
$Var1 | Set-Content 'C:\output.txt'
username How to write arguments to text file passed from command line Param (
[Parameter(Mandatory=$True)]
[ValidateNotNull()]
[int]$Var1,
[Parameter(Mandatory=$True)]
[ValidateNotNull()]
[int]$Var2
)
$Var1> 'C:\output.txt'
$Var1 | Set-Content 'C:\output.txt'
Charverde Typing ("arg0", "arg1", "arg2") on the command line is inconvenient when the function expects an array of Strings. Like this example: function Exec-GradleScript(
[Parameter(Mandatory)]String] $ScriptName
[Parameter(Mandatory)][String[]] $ArgL
Charverde Typing ("arg0", "arg1", "arg2") on the command line is inconvenient when the function expects an array of Strings. Like this example: function Exec-GradleScript(
[Parameter(Mandatory)]String] $ScriptName
[Parameter(Mandatory)][String[]] $ArgL
Charverde Typing ("arg0", "arg1", "arg2") on the command line is inconvenient when the function expects an array of Strings. Like this example: function Exec-GradleScript(
[Parameter(Mandatory)]String] $ScriptName
[Parameter(Mandatory)][String[]] $ArgL
Charverde Typing ("arg0", "arg1", "arg2") on the command line is inconvenient when the function expects an array of Strings. Like this example: function Exec-GradleScript(
[Parameter(Mandatory)]String] $ScriptName
[Parameter(Mandatory)][String[]] $ArgL
username How to write arguments to text file passed from command line Param (
[Parameter(Mandatory=$True)]
[ValidateNotNull()]
[int]$Var1,
[Parameter(Mandatory=$True)]
[ValidateNotNull()]
[int]$Var2
)
$Var1> 'C:\output.txt'
$Var1 | Set-Content 'C:\output.txt'
Charverde Typing ("arg0", "arg1", "arg2") on the command line is inconvenient when the function expects an array of Strings. Like this example: function Exec-GradleScript(
[Parameter(Mandatory)]String] $ScriptName
[Parameter(Mandatory)][String[]] $ArgL
Daniel Pilch I want to check if a script is run with specific command line arguments in a python script. For example, I want to check: main.py testarg
running. Is there any way to achieve this? Thanks in advance Tom Reese To search for currently running proce
Daniel Pilch I want to check if a script is run with specific command line arguments in a python script. For example, I want to check: main.py testarg
running. Is there any way to achieve this? Thanks in advance Tom Reese To search for currently running proce
master: I have a variable which comes from somewhere: VAR1='hhgfhfghhgf"";2Ddgfsaj!!!$#^$\'&%*%~*)_)(_{}||\\/'
Now I have a command like this ./myscript.sh '$VAR1'
I got $VAR1 from some comparisons and when I display it it looks exactly like above. Now the c
master: I have a variable which comes from somewhere: VAR1='hhgfhfghhgf"";2Ddgfsaj!!!$#^$\'&%*%~*)_)(_{}||\\/'
Now I have a command like this ./myscript.sh '$VAR1'
I got $VAR1 from some comparisons and when I display it it looks exactly like above. Now the c
Jeppard I'm looking for a tool or method to find out which command line arguments have been passed to a program, e.g. when it is run by another program (launcher app scenario). impostor You can use Process Explorer to do this . Just hover over a process to see
Jeppard I'm looking for a tool or method to find out which command line arguments have been passed to a program, e.g. when it is run by another program (launcher app scenario). impostor You can use Process Explorer to do this . Just hover over a process to see
SMEs The following question is a variation of my question: Bash: Correctly read quoted/escaped arguments from strings I want to write a bash script of the following type (eg "something.sh")... #!/bin/bash
python $*
...it passes all command line arguments dir
蝠 ta I want to use the passed arguments in the command line. My program is to generate latex files from many latex files using checkboxes. This configuration file is made in JSON format when generating the configuration file for saving and loading the selected
蝠 ta I want to use the passed arguments in the command line. My program is to generate latex files from many latex files using checkboxes. This configuration file is made in JSON format when generating the configuration file for saving and loading the selected
Toxic Agent I want to use the argparse module to pass a txt file with command line arguments and use a open()function to read the file, but the first thing I get is this error: AttributeError: 'dict' object has no attribute 's'
this is my code import argparse
蝠 ta I want to use the passed arguments in the command line. My program is to generate latex files from many latex files using checkboxes. This configuration file is made in JSON format when generating the configuration file for saving and loading the selected
蝠 ta I want to use the passed arguments in the command line. My program is to generate latex files from many latex files using checkboxes. This configuration file is made in JSON format when generating the configuration file for saving and loading the selected
蝠 ta I want to use the passed arguments in the command line. My program is to generate latex files from many latex files using checkboxes. This configuration file is made in JSON format when generating the configuration file for saving and loading the selected
Clem I'm working on a BSOD and I'd like to learn more about the process that causes the problem. I can open the minidump in WinDbg, which gives a lot of information about the crash. However, one piece of information I can't get is the command line arguments of
Clem I'm working on a BSOD and I'd like to learn more about the process that causes the problem. I can open the minidump in WinDbg, which gives a lot of information about the crash. However, one piece of information I can't get is the command line arguments of