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I have tried adding <Message> elements to tasks in a VS project file, in order to debug the build process. However, the elements have no effect on the text that is written to the VS output window.
Is there a way to write messages to the VS output...
Started by mackenir on
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I think this should work (it used to for me): <Message Text="blah" /> .
This controls how much info you want to see in the Output window.
The MSBuild project build output verbosity combo box.
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I recently discovered 'comint-show-output' in emacs shell mode, which jumps to the first line of shell output, which I find incredibly handy when looking at shell output that exceeds a screen length. The advantages of this command over scrolling with ...
Started by wherestheph on
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If you're expecting a lot of output and don't want to run your command twice, you can use tee(1) to fork the output:
my-command | tee /tmp/my-command.log | less
This will pipe the output to a paginator ( less ), while simultaneously....
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In PHP, I want to read a file into a variable and process the PHP in the file at the same time without using output buffering. Is this possible?
Essentially I want to be able to accomplish this without using ob_start() :
<?php ob_start(); include '...
Started by Joe Lencioni on
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$fileData:
// myinclude.php $value = 'foo'; $otherValue....
Otherwise, you have to use output buffering.
Then you can do all your other stuff afterwards.
Why do you want to avoid output buffering.
From what I can tell in the PHP documentation, no .
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Hello,
I have a Theora video deocder library and application compiled using VS-2008 on windows(Intel x86 architecture). I use this setup to decode theora bit streams(*.ogg files). The source code for this decoder library is used from FFMPEG v0.5 source...
Started by goldenmean on
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Instrumenting the code to output verbose traces to a separate file and examine the traces for the first.
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Hi again,
I'm not sure if it is possible but what I want to do is to run a bash command and storing the output in a variable AND display it as if I launched the command normally. Here is my code:
VAR=`svn checkout $URL`
So I want to store the output in...
Started by Selmak on
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If the command is run from a terminal, you can do:
VAR=$(svn checkout $URL | tee /dev/tty)
You don't have to call the external tee :
VAR=$(svn checkout $URL) && echo $VAR
or even:
VAR=$(svn checkout $URL); echo $VAR .
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I'm building a script to monitor my event logs. This command gathers only "Error" and "Warning" messages and places them into the $entries array.
$entries = $log.Entries | ? {$_.TimeWritten -gt ($(Get-Date).AddDays(-2)) -and ` (($_.EntryType -like "Error...
Started by Doug Chase on
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$entries > $output
or
$entries >> $output
if you....
Content "yourfile.txt"
That should properly convert to a string and output it to your text file then the simplest approach is to just use traditional file redirection e.g.
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I have a storeprocedure:
CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[BrandDrugDetailsInsert] @BrandDrugDetailsID uniqueidentifier OUTPUT, @BrandDrugID uniqueidentifier AS BEGIN INSERT INTO Pharmacy_BrandDrugDetails(BrandDrugID) OUTPUT INSERTED.BrandDrugDetailsID VALUES (...
Started by Colour Blend on
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So instead of using an OUTPUT parameter in the stored procedure, just run have to OUTPUT into a table variable and then write ....
I believe that when you use the OUTPUT clause in a INSERT statement, the rows come back as a resultset.
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Dear all,
This code compiles and does execute. It simply print the content into a binary format. However the output differs from what I expected, namely:
Output file size should be much smaller that those created with std::cout. The content of output ...
Started by neversaint on
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Output file size should be much smaller that those created with std::cout
What you mean "created of output file should be compressed, hence when we open it in editor, we should not be able to see (in case with std::vector < int > it....
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How do I configure Ruby on Rails to output standard HTML code instead of XHTML when using helpers (form, javascript, css, etc.)?
I don't want to have the slash at the end:
<input name="email" type="text" />
Started by deepwell on
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You have to modify the code than renders all tags, you can do that by including the following... .
See http://railsforum.com/viewtopic.php?id=21941
-- MarkusQ
This answer is contained in the link provided by MarkusQ, but I figured I could spell it out exactly .
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I am using wget to grab some files from one of our servers once an hour if they have been updated. I would like the script to e-mail an employee when wget downloads the updated file.
When wget does not retrieve the file, the last bit of text wget outputs...
Started by Haabda on
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Other@example.com < /dev/null fi
If you must analyze the output from ' wget ' then you capture.
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