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Ok i\'ve a problem. I need to read the lines of a file with a very large number of lines. When i find a result i stop and exit the loop then call another function.
I\'m trying to migrate a project to autotools, got stuck with integrating the third party libraries we use. Some work the basic way: (the following is in my configure.ac)
I would like to have readline accept an int. What is the best way to accomplish this? I have no problem accepting string input like so:
When I enter \"Müller\", on the screen appears \"M??ller\". How could I fix this? #!/usr/bin/env perl
I\'m writting a program that parses the replies to AT commands from a GSM modem connected to the PC via a serial port. In this program I\'ve got a thread that \"listens\" for all the replies on the se
i´m working on an application which uses readline to read commands from stdin. It accepts \"cd\", and other commands which require a path as an argument. I\'m having troubles with paths that include
I\'ve never taken a class that used python, just c, c++, c#, java, etc.. This should be easy but I\'m feeling like I\'m missing something huge that python reacts to.
The readline library allows the CLI for sqlite to accept arrow keys to recall previously typed commands. I can build without this and sqlite works, it\'s just a hassle not having this nice capability.
If I do a reverse interactive search in irb and then enter a control character (arrow keys are the only ones I\'ve seen this with actually). So I start with this session: