I\'d like to search for tracks on iTunes using a Python script on Mac OS/X.I found a way to access the iTunes application through:
I\'ve got a Windows batch script issue that I\'m bashing my head against (no pun intended). The problematic script looks like this:
Is there a tool or scripting language that will allow me to create a crontab-syntax output after supplying a human-friendly specification or initialization file?
So I need a Windows Script that I can tell it a directory to go through and it will parse all sub-directories and while in each subdir, will archive all files with a certain file extension and keep it
I have hundreds of images (png), sorted by name. They all have different sizes, but the same print resolution is to be used.
This command: keytool -import -file \"$serverPath/$serverCer\" -alias \"$clientTrustedCerAlias\" -keystore \"$clientPath/$clientKeystore\" -storepass \"$serverPassword\" -noprompt
Is it better practice to write Bash scripts or Bourne scripts?My team writes Bourne 开发者_开发问答scripts but I am not entirely sure why.
I am learning Python to use QT with Python, not only C++, and am curious if I can embed a Python interpreter in my application as a REPL?
I came across a scenario where giving a script element an id attribute would solve a problem easily. However, after reading about the script element at w3schools and quirksmode, it seems doing so coul
The below check is not working: if [ $LEN = `expr $CNPROC + $CTotal` ]) and returns expr non-numeric argument shell script.
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