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I am new to C++ and need some help. The #include directive is greyed out. What does this mean?
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This is just syntax highlighting.
This is normal. Its just the setting on how your IDE highlights pre-processor commands. As you asked in a comment on another answer, #include is not an C++ command, its a pre-processor command. The pre-processor of your compiler will deal with that.
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I've never encountered this issue before -- I can see the source code when simply viewing the Cloud Function, but when I go into edit I just get this error message:
I wrote the function and am an owner of the GCP project, so there shouldn't be any permissions issues. I was not, however, the last person to edit the CF, so maybe there is an issue with that?
The GCP CF common errors page does not seem to have this issue documented: https://cloud.google.com/functions/docs/troubleshooting
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Are they operating system specific? Where can I find windows buildpacks?
reference: https://docs.cloudfoundry.org/buildpacks/understand-buildpacks.html#detection
They are OS specific. reference: https://docs.cloudfoundry.org/buildpacks/stack-association.html
Buildpacks provide framework and runtime support for apps. Whereas Compiler is to compile your code.
You will not use compiler in CloudFoundry, with the fact that you will run only compiled-codes in Cloudfoundry
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Is it possible to use wildcards in the postfix virtual file?
Instead of allowing #mydomain.com I would like to know whether I can permit a specific configuration of an email address, for example I would like all these to be accepted:
xyzabcTRE456#mydomain.com
xyzabcFRS869#mydomain.com
xyzdefGLY643#mydomain.com
Could I have a single line regex-type entry in the postfix virtual table to cope with these permutations?
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You can use configuration parameter check_recipient_access in your smtpd_*_restrictions.
e.g, your main.cf should contains
smtpd_recipient_restrictions = other rule, other rule,..., check_recipient_access regexp:/etc/postfix/access.me,...
Then /etc/postfix/access.me should contains your regex. This page and this page should help you.
/^xyzabc/ OK
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I am moving over from Java in eclipse to C++ with visual studio ultimate 2013, and something is really bothering me. Every time I write a function i have to manually insert the end brackets, which other IDEs always filled for me. Is there some setting where i can enable auto insert?
That is one of the most annoying features in Eclipse, as I can type my own } just as fast as having some automated script do it ...
That said, this is what you want: http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/0e33cb22-d4ac-4f5a-902f-aff5177cc94d
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I want to replace the below string
String str = "sqi";
with
String str = "siq;
Can anyone help me finding a way to approach?
Press STRG+F (or CTRL+F) to open the "Find/Replace" window in Eclipse.