I\'ve nearly reached my limit for the permitted number of files in my Linux home directory, and I\'m curious about where all the files are.
if I run the command in shell it will download it,No error by shell but by PHP page always it goes to if statement
Imagine file 1: #include \"first.h\" #include \"second.h\" #include \"third.h\" // more code here ... 开发者_运维技巧
Emacs obviously can handle multiple asynchronous sub-processes, otherwise a multi-language programming environment like org-babel, to 开发者_高级运维give an example, wouldn\'t be possible.
I was just playing with bash to bypass this summer afternoon heat, when suddenly I\'ve got a mysterious result for which I cannot determine it\'s origin.
Should I put the shebang in my Python scripts? In what form? #!/usr/bin/env python or #!/usr/local/bin/python
Out of many results returned by grepping a particular pattern, if I want to use all the results one after the other in my script, how can I go about it?For e.g. I grep for .der i开发者_运维问答n a cer
Suppose I have a file named doc with content: {} [] Now I want to translate all the \'{\' and \'[\' into \'(\' and \'}\' and \']\' into \')\'. So far, I can translate \'{}\' and \'[\' correctly, bu
I am trying to see if a new line has been matched. The reason is that my script asks for the user\'s name. If they press enter, then a default name is used.
I need to swap characters of a string (which is mmddyyyy format) and rearrange them in yyyymmdd. This string is obtained from a file name (abc_def_08032011.txt).
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