Here is an example of how I would like to call my script: python script.py -f file1.txt \"string1\" \"string2\" -f file2.txt \"string3\" \"string4\"
Presently I have a code that has a java main method and which takes few command line args for its execution. I am in the process of making this as a quartz job, I would like to pass the arguments to t
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I want to write a program to compute the nth number of the fibonnacci sequence, which i had done using printf and scanf. But I was hoping to change my program so that the sequence number is entered at
I have the C# code below, used to input each file in a directory, run an XQuery process on it, and output each file as an XML file. The code calls the SAXON XQuery processor. Note: the code works now
Is there any existing utility that can parse a linux command line with recognition of basic piping and redirection: \'|\', \'<\', and,开发者_运维问答 \'>\'? Preferably this can be used for as pa
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This is a weird one! I am working on an application that reads vCard files, which contain contact etc. information for a person. Each file may contain separate \'sections\' that each contain the detai
Is there a maximum limit how long strings can be passed to开发者_开发技巧 Delphi console application? I am thinking of passing in a lots of JSON data. I would read the data in with ParamStr(x) functio
How do I write a very simple program that uses the command line to navigate to a program in the user\'s Program Files directory, then launches the .exe with a parameter? For example:
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