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I am rsyncing a few directories. I have a bash terminal open and am executing something like this:
for DIR in * ; do rsync -a $DIR example.com:somewhere/ ; done
However if I want to stop the whole things, I press Control-C. That stops the rsync, but then...
Started by Rory McCann on
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The loop if an individual rsync run fails for some reason..
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I created a loop up to 100 to insert any data in db. but when i close my browser I hope it stops but it in background it continues looping and filling my db. how can I stop it?
thanks
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If you your browser....
The inserts to stop when the browser stops, I would suggest perhaps doing this via an ajax loop - but note keeps filling up and you desperately want to stop it -- this is how I understood your question.
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Sometimes i use debug code to alert something in javascript (for example, matching something in regular expression), but forget a modifier and and the alert is in an infinite loop (or if the loop matches the pattern 300 times). If using Firefox, the alert...
Started by Jian Lin on
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Ironically, will cause the "stop script because it's running away dialog" to not display in some function to use a confirm dialog instead and stop showing alerts if the confirm is canceled:
var.
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Hi,
My script is acting strange. After a foreach loop, the script stops. I don't have any error, any warning or notice from Apache. This is the code:
foreach($clientFact as $line) { $cliTemp1[] = $line["idcliente"]; echo "qwerty"; } echo "123";
If I add...
Started by Armadillo on
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Try setting error_reporting(E_ALL) before the loop, and possibly ini_set('display.
On an error inside the loop because one of your $line s isn't an array like you expect, and the error is being hidden.
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Hi,i wrote a while loop in a function,but dont know how to stop it...when it doesnt meet its final condition,the loop just go for ever....how can i stop it?thanks in advance.
def determine_period(universe_array): period=0 tmp=universe_array while True...
Started by NONEenglisher on
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Return 0 else: return period
You need to understand that the break statement in your example will exit the infinite loop the infinite loop and continue....
If period>12: #i wrote this line to stop it..but seems its doesnt work....help..
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I'm using Javascript to parse an XML file with about 3,500 elements. I'm using a jQuery "each" function, but I could use any form of loop.
The problem is that the browser freezes for a few seconds while the loop executes. What's the best way to stop freezing...
Started by Chris B on
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In total it would....
SetTimeout("",5);
Set a timeOut between processing to prevent the loop cycle from eating up all the browser resources.
May be if you try using a delay of, lets say, 5 milli seconds between each loop to let the browser.
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Is there any way to stop a running loop inside another method or insert a break statement dynamically in C#?
Thanks
Edit : I want to be able to dynamically intercept the method and insert a break to stop the loop when an event gets triggered in another...
Started by Josh on
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If the loop is running, then nothing else is running....
) { break; }
I think you can use flag
bool stop = false; for(int i=0;i<num;i++) { if(stop) break; }
If the whole thing is running in a single thread, it wouldn't make any sense.
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There is any way to run an infinite cycle that stops only on user input from keyboard without asking every cycle to continue? in a C program (I'm developing a C chat that read the entries with a for(;;) loop and I need to stop it only when the user want...
Started by frx08 on
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You could also do an overlapped read, and each time through the loop call WaitForSingleObject.
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When I am running my code, it always stops at the for loop and skips it.
public void assignCell() { Prisoner prisoner = prisoners.get(id-1); for(Cell cell : cells) if(cell.isAvailable()) { cell.allocate(prisoner); String bunk = null; if(cell.isEven())...
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The only way the loop could the if statement - but give some indication that you really did mean the if statement to be in the loop statement after the first one which looks....
Make sure cell.isAvailable() returns true when it is supposed to .
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Okay, I tested this on an empty program, and just having a while(true){} running gave me >50% on my CPU. I have a game I'm working on that uses a while loop as it's main loop, and it's CPU is at 100 all the time.
How can I get Java to repeat something...
Started by William on
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(For example, theoretically will cycle....
Setting running to false will // stop the loop, the while loop will consume all the computing resources that is available.
() { // Typically want to have a way to get out of // a loop.
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