In this program, the third string never gets printed.Why? (This Java program was run on Eclipse Indigo on Ubuntu 10.10.)
I\'m new to Lua and work around with some tutorials, try some basic stuff like coding common algorithms etc.
The context of my problem is: I have a Windows .NET app (GUI) running as a main process. From this (parent) process, I create a couple of sub-processes as console processes.
This is fairly mundane as R questions go, but I would like to specify the font in my R console.It\'s easy enough to do in Windows - John Cook has an excellent little writeup on that.
Im making a console application where Im getting user input with std::getline() (in a while loop). Im also using QextSerialPort (inherits QIODevice). Thus
I am making a Virtual Machine and I just ran into a BIG problem. I need to get a scan code value of what ever key is pressed at runtime , WITHOUT ha开发者_StackOverflow中文版lting the consoleI assume
I have come up to a point in C++ where I need a custom character. I\'ll try to explain what I mean to say: As you guys already know the characters in text mode are the patterns of dots, like the \'A\'
The followin开发者_Go百科g example code executes, but output from the forked process is not readable: nothing is shown on console until I press enter, and then \"Read failed!\" shows.
I do this way too often it is kind of embarrassing.Regardless, possibly we can put an end to this once and for all?I just grepped a log file for a mysterious ip that apparently is on every line (it tu
@echo off start /wait notepad.exe somefile.txt if exist somefile.txt echo it exists. this will display the normal console screen as well as notepad until notepad is closed. i don\'t want the console
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