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Is there a similar utility to grep available from the Windows Command Prompt, or there is third party tool for it?
Started by Chintan Shah on
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And it's constantly ....
I'm surprised.
MS also has a decent scripting area on Technet with a ton of examples for administrators.
Then in addition to the Powershell option noted above, you can use VBScript, which has decent RegEx support.
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I was wondering if anyone could point to an Open Source date utility class that is fairly robust. I find myself rolling my own when I want to do a lot of things I take for granted in C# and Java. For instance I did find a decent example of a DateDiff(...
Started by Ian S on
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Thanks for the answers....
There is also DP_DateExtensions , though I believe DateJS is more robust .
I haven't encountered any problems with it.
As3corelib has the DateUtil class and it should be pretty reliable since it's written by some Adobe employees .
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And how they help you improve your programming ? Could they be integrated in IDE and if yes how ?
Edit: Thanks to altCognito There has been almost duplicate question before named: What's in Your Utility Tookit **. "Allmost" since the listings there do...
Started by YordanGeorgiev on
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Paint.NET is great.
It's a command line XML utility for searching/validating graphics (Visual Studio provides little in the way of decent graphics editing).
To XMLStarlet time and time again.
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I'm looking for a decent S3 bucket manager for Ubuntu (Gnome). I prefer it to integrate with Nautilus so it will look like just any other drive (a la WebDAV) but so far I haven't been able to find anything that I'd like to use on a daily basis.
What bucket...
Started by Luke on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
Http://stackoverflow.com/questions/279213/best-amazon-s3-file-manager-utility
S3fm - free online.
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I need to develop a Windows/Linux command line utility. The utility will talk to middleware that has a standard API on both platforms. I have done some cross-platform development before, on FreeBSD/Linux, which was considerably easier - and I had people...
Started by Susan on
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Speaking of more heavyweight components, Boost.Filesystem is a very decent cross-platform.
Also beware of GPL and possibly library.
The library with the code and build the library as well as your utility.
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Surely someone has written a decent shell for Windows.
I'm looking for
a) something more or less like the ordinary linux shell (ie. history, completion etc.)
b) something which is a simple install (easier than Cygwin which didn't seem all that good when...
Started by interstar on
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You can use the cmd.exe shell and a utility like dsquery.exe to do.
From an Active Directory perspective...
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On a recent JAVA project, we needed a free JAVA based real-time data plotting utility. After much searching, we found this tool called the Scientific Graphics Toolkit or SGT from NOAA. It seemed pretty robust, but we found out that it wasn't terribly ...
Started by Kurt W. Leucht on
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It has some very good built-in capabilities, and the design was WAY extensible so you could always roll your own extension later if you needed some custom chart annotation ... .
I used JFreeChart ( http://www.jfree.org/jfreechart/ ) on a previous project .
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I am currently working on a large project and will relatively soon need a scripting language for utility scripts, like deploying the project in full from source, checking and fixing the database, building a ready to deploy bundle, and so on. The project...
Started by iconiK on
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Ruby is decent, but python is excellent.
I would choose Python for its smoother learning curve.
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We use jQuery very heavily on a couple of projects and along with it we have loads (sometimes close to a dozen) plugins we use (jqGrid, jPolite, jGrowl, colorbox, layout, validate, formatters, mask, to name a few).
My fear is at some point managing which...
Started by CmdrTallen on
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Most decent version control.
You do this with one you are already using: The version control system .
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One decent player? 4 Andrew Wrights and a Garry Thompson will be teh sum of our signings
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Every team needs a utility player re: One decent player? 'IronBoot' wrote at 16:59 on 14 May: We of a utility player is someone who is equally poor in several different positions then? re: One decentre: One decent player?....
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