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Sam I'm already a big fan of using C-jinstead of <ENTER>sending newlines. Unfortunately, in the tmux command line ( which is invoked by prefix-:default ) C-j, even set -gw status-keys emacsputting in does nothing ~/.tmux.conf. (Note that it C-jsends newlines f
Rihiag I want to replace multiple spaces with one space. I am doing trthis. But this also replaces newlines with spaces. How can I avoid it? Code: tr -s [:space:] ' '
enter: He llo
Wor ld
how are you
Requested output: He llo
Wor ld
how are you
my output
Rihiag I want to replace multiple spaces with one space. I am doing trthis. But this also replaces newlines with spaces. How can I avoid it? Code: tr -s [:space:] ' '
enter: He llo
Wor ld
how are you
Requested output: He llo
Wor ld
how are you
my output
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
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
Yoder If I am in CMDI can usewinver I can see my OS version is 20H2now. But this is GUI result and I want to use command line to make it. if i use ver
Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.19042.868] If I'm in powershell, I can use Get-ComputerInfo WindowsVersion
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
User 938271 My code is as follows ~/.zshrc: autoload -Uz edit-command-line
zle -N edit-command-line
bindkey '^X^E' edit-command-line
It binds the edit-command-linezle widget to the keysequence C-x C-e. Widgets are described in man zshcontrib(section ZLE FUNCT
Olle Härstedt I would like to be able to send calendar invitations from the command line using Mutt. Any suggestions? Olle Härstedt You can export events using Calcurse calcurse --export
Copy-paste it into your Mutt email and change the content-type to text/c
Andrzej I can open command line programs with: ShellExecute(Handle, 'open', 'example.exe', nil, nil, SW_SHOWNORMAL) ; The program waits for user input (eg key "q"). How can I send a key to a program while it is running? Andrzej As suggested by Uwe Raabe, Dos
Andrzej I can open command line programs with: ShellExecute(Handle, 'open', 'example.exe', nil, nil, SW_SHOWNORMAL) ; The program waits for user input (eg key "q"). How can I send a key to a program while it is running? Andrzej As suggested by Uwe Raabe, Dos
Olle Härstedt I would like to be able to send calendar invitations from the command line using Mutt. Any suggestions? Olle Härstedt You can export events using Calcurse calcurse --export
Copy-paste it into your Mutt email and change the content-type to text/c
Olle Härstedt I would like to be able to send calendar invitations from the command line using Mutt. Any suggestions? Olle Härstedt You can export events using Calcurse calcurse --export
Copy-paste it into your Mutt email and change the content-type to text/c
tom I just discovered a way to pass stdout to Perl, and I'm surprised it's even possible to do this: [user@folder] $ echo print 1/3 | perl
0.33333[user@folder] $
From what I understand, you are putting the print command into Perl, and using Perl's code for fl
tom I just discovered a way to pass stdout to Perl and I'm surprised you can even do this: [user@folder] $ echo print 1/3 | perl
0.33333[user@folder] $
From what I understand, you are putting the print command into Perl, and using Perl's code for floating poi
tom I just discovered a way to pass stdout to Perl and I'm surprised you can even do this: [user@folder] $ echo print 1/3 | perl
0.33333[user@folder] $
From what I understand, you are putting the print command into Perl, and using Perl's code for floating poi
Hawkeye Suppose I have the following shell script: #!/bin/bash \n
echo "Hello World" \n
running it gives Hello world.
Now suppose I have the following shell script #!/bin/bash \r\n
echo "Hello world" \r\n
Running it gives the result: bad interpreter: No su
Ehtesh Choudhury I like to make calls :clear-historyon scrolling large panes . However, I would like to write a script to send this command to all panes in various windows. For the sake of this question , I know how to send commands to all windows , but how do
Ehtesh Choudhury I like to make calls :clear-historyon scrolling large panes . However, I would like to write a kind of script to send this command to all panes in various windows. For the sake of this question , I know how to send commands to all windows , bu
franksort I'm writing a Ruby command line utility and I'd like it to update one line in the console with new data instead of printing multiple lines of output. The effect I'm going for it similar to a console progress bar you might see when using wget. For ins
Jim Chen I'm writing a script. I really want to know. I hope the tmux executable will tell you this. I find tmux rename <newname>
You can rename the current session. But I can't find the command to get my name. Chris John Sen tmux 1.2 (and later) prints an op
Jim Chen I'm writing a script. I really want to know. I hope the tmux executable will tell you this. I find tmux rename <newname>
You can rename the current session. But I can't find the command to get my name. Chris John Sen tmux 1.2 (and later) prints an op
Jim Chen I'm writing a script. I really want to know. I hope the tmux executable will tell you this. I find tmux rename <newname>
You can rename the current session. But I can't find the command to get my name. Chris John Sen tmux 1.2 (and later) prints an op
must I am learning shell scripting. I want to check the size of directories (and files). I made a sample script #!/bin/bash
for dir in $(du ".")
do
echo "dir = $dir"
read T_SIZE T_PATH <<< $dir
echo "T_SIZE = $T_SIZE"
echo "T_PATH = $T_PATH"
done
The
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
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
sincere I'm trying to build a deployment container for my project that depends on CL.exepart of the MSVC package. So I have to install the compiler via command line. Right now, I'm installing MSBuild 16 like this: RUN ./vs_buildtools.exe --quiet --norestart --