I want to compare 2 RPT reports via command line. I am trying to use -compare option, but it is giving me FileNotFoundException. Does anyone have any idea on how to achieve this.
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I'm trying to pass arguments to my Xcode C++ command-line tool. I think I'm following the help, and the answers I've found on Stack Overflow, but I'm not having any luck.
I'm using Xcode 7.2.1. I've edited the scheme to have two command-line arguments (an input file and an output file.) I've posted a screen shot of the editor below.
When I run the code, it doesn't find the arguments. (I don't mean that it can't find the files on disk. The program aborts because argc is 1 instead of 3.)
Can you tell me what I'm doing wrong?
EDIT: After playing around with it in response to the advice I received, it suddenly worked. I have no idea what changed. It works now with the dialog looking exactly like the screenshot I posted originally.
I'd suggest that you use only one argument set at a time. Each one of the checked lines represents a command line, not a single argument, so put both of your arguments on a single line, as in
$PROJECT_DIR/detroit.txt $PROJECT_DIR/detroit.out
Is it possible to only list the set of rules which would have failed on input file without actually applying them? I find it too harsh to just modify the file without letting developer know that file is getting changed under the hood but I would like to get common coding standards and cause build breaks when rules are broken.
I know about --check flag but it only returns whether it succeeded or not without letting developer know which rule failed on which line. Perfectly I would like to get something like:
test.cpp - uncrustify failed on line 42, incorrect use of tabs - pos 0:6.
Also if you know other options where this could be more easily achieved please let me know.
I am very new to linux and apologize if my descriptions are not savvy. I will try to be relevantly detailed.
Currently I am working on a terminal using Fedora, and my goal is to create a smaller data set to run a program. I was given an example, and my mentor said that to run the program all I had to do was type "./filename" into the console.
filename has command line arguments as follows: "./main ./textfile1 ./textfile2" Basically, each argument is separated by a space.
I tried recreating this document with similar format, but I am not sure what to save it as, nor does it work when I try running it the same way as the file with a larger data set.
Also, filename is bold in the terminal, whereas the document I created it is not. I'm not sure if this helps at all, but it is a difference I noticed.
Any help would be appreciated.
You need to set the execute bit on your file.
chmod +x filename
Make sure you compile the program first (in case you haven't. I use the g++ compiler typically) and then use the ./filename like your instructor said, but do not put "./" in front of the arguments. Just write it as "./filename textfile1.txt textfile2.txt"
I'm trying to write a simple GUI for Wget. I'm looking for advice on how to read information from the command line output that Wget generates when it is doing a run. I'd like to update that download information real time to a list box or some equivalent. The GUI will be in Visual Basic. I know programs like WinWget do this, and their source code is available, but I don't know the language that's written in well enough to find what I'm looking for.
tl;dr: I need to update a list box real time with command line output.
There are two ways to use the output of one console application for the input of an other:
The first way is to use the | operator; for example:
dir |more
The second way is to write the data into a file and process it later.
dir > data.txt
Hhi all,
I'm using kettle4.0.1 communty version, here iam comfortable with spoon, but for running jobs and all i need to use pan and carte, my problem is other than spoon.bat niether of pan.bat nor carte.bat is opening. iam unable to run kitchen.bat also.. can someone suggest me with best solution
First of all, in order to run jobs you will need to use kitchen.bat (unless you want to execute them remotely). Kitchen, Pan and Carte are command line tools, therefore you will need to specify your parameters also on the command line.
For example, you want to run a file called job.kjb located in C:/jobs/ with a minimal log level. You would execute kitchen.bat from the commandline as follows
kitchen.bat -file=C:/jobs/job.kjb -level=minimal
Please see also more information here:
http://wiki.pentaho.com/display/EAI/Kitchen+User+Documentation