I am having trouble with the following command prompt commands (in Windows XP). set SOMEVAR= for /F %i in (1 2 3) do set SOMEVAR=%SOMEVAR% \"%i\"
I have this logback.xml file: <configuration debug=\"true\" scan=\"true\" scanPeriod=\"60 seconds\">
I\'ve used the TMP environment variable to control things like where gcc writes it\'s temporary files, but I can\'t seem to find an equivalent for java\'s createTemp开发者_运维知识库File API.
Our host does not allow us to modify the passenger config file (i.e. the apache config OR the vhosts file), but we\'d like to run rails in dev mode. So we have to specify the environment (prod/dev/tes
In a batch file you can use %PRO开发者_C百科GRAMFILES% to get the location of the program files directory,how do you do it in a VBScript?Set wshShell = CreateObject(\"WScript.Shell\")
I\'m writing a Win32 DLL with a function that adds a directory to the Windows PATH environment variable (to be used in an installer).
I have a Bash script that basically initializes an application and sets parameters. One of these parameters is the location to OpenOffice.开发者_运维技巧 Now OpenOffice doesn\'t set an environment var
What did I do to开发者_运维技巧 screw up my CMD shell?Windows XP Pro, open a cmd window and do:
I am using Ant under WinXp to build MSVisual c++ projects. To access \"devenv.com\", being computer-independent, I would like to use the vsvars32.bat script.
When using the Windows set /p and set /a commands to accept a开发者_如何学C hexadecimal value from the command line and convert it to decimal. What I need is to be able to take a decimal value and set
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