With vscode v1.69 and shell integration enabled, there is now a built-in command to do this (for supported shells). Eanble the setting Terminal > Integrated > Shell Integration: Enabled Set a shortcut for the command Terminal: Run Recent Command from the Keyboard Shortcuts editor. You should end up with a keybinding like this (in your … Read more
\W is the opposite of \w and \D is the opposite of \d. It’s just like \S is the opposite of \s. \W and \D respectively will match what \w and \d respectively don’t match. You can have a look at this site for some more explanation. \w typically matches [A-Za-z0-9_] (ignoring the foreign characters) … Read more
Presumably, you are running El Capitan (OS X 10.11) or later. It’s a side effect of System Integrity Protection. From the System Integrity Protection Guide: Runtime Protections article: When a process is started, the kernel checks to see whether the main executable is protected on disk or is signed with an special system entitlement. If … Read more
Example: retVal = Shell(“C:\Temp\gc.exe 1”, vbNormalFocus) Link: Shell Invoked from VBA
You can execute any shell script, using your shell’s support for taking in a script within a string argument. Example: execute_process( COMMAND bash “-c” “echo -n hello | sed ‘s/hello/world/;'” OUTPUT_VARIABLE FOO ) will result in FOO containing world. Of course, you would need to escape quotes and backslashes with care. Also remember that running … Read more
Try, [task setLaunchPath:@”/bin/bash”]; NSArray *args = [NSArray arrayWithObjects:@”-l”, @”-c”, @”which git”, nil]; [task setArguments: args]; This worked for me on Snow Leopard; I haven’t tested on any other system. The -l (lowercase L) tells bash to “act as if it had been invoked as a login shell”, and in the process it picked up my … Read more
I figured this out by accident. If you pass null into GetDetailsOf then it responds with the column names. For example, execute the following JScript with cscript: var shellapp = WScript.CreateObject(“Shell.Application”); var folder = shellapp.NameSpace(“D:\\”); for (var j = 0; j < 0xFFFF; j++) { detail = folder.GetDetailsOf(null, j); if (!detail) { break; } WScript.Echo(“[” … Read more
After a lot of searching I found this: http://www.coderanch.com/t/423573/java/java/Passing-wilcard-Runtime-exec-command Runtime.exec(new String[] { “sh”, “-c”, “rm /tmp/ABC*” });
Thinking in terms of a less tortuous solution, this, too, produces the CCC you desire. setlocal enabledelayedexpansion set AAA=BBB set BBB=CCC for /F %%a in (‘echo %AAA%’) do echo !%%a! edit: to dissect this answer: setlocal enabledelayedexpansion – this will allow for any environment variable setting during your bat to be used as modified during … Read more
In light of a recent discussion on Meta complaining that questions like this one have “not been properly answered”, I’m going to try and give answering this one a whirl. Not to imply that I think meklarian’s answer is bad—in fact, far from it. But it’s clearly been deemed unsatisfactory, so perhaps I can fill … Read more