for f in *; do mv "$f" "${f#??}"; done
would even work with blanks in filenames.
@razalas: rename the files, not just viewieng the modified names.
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You can open it with every hex-editor, like `od`. You need some daemon to get access (network~), like `sshd`.
The task manager doesn't open files on its own, does he? I don't know about graphical daemons; VNC is a protocoll, used on Linux, to view a remote desktop.
Another idea is to share...
Or this way:
grep -hA1 beat * | grep Elapsed
A1: + 1 following line
h: without filename
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This simple command will put a newline before your first line, and keep the , at the end of line:
sed 's/\([A-Z]\+,\)/\n\1/g' FILE
It searches for Alpha-Chars, and inserts a newline before.
This is the not so simple command:
sed 's/\(\([A-Z0-9.*]\+,\)\{13\}\)\([A-Z0-9]\+\),/\1\3\n/g' FILE...
Well it was always noted, that this package wouldn't be supported, afaik you weren't even allowed to ship it with the JRE and it didn't came with the JRE.
I don't know what happens if you use it as jar with a recent JVM.
If you still have a 1.3 Java, read the License agreement.
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Are you writing the data yourself? Write it in a simple, human-readable way, if possible.
For a repetitive structure use CSV, for changing structures use XML.
Binary data is hard to debug.
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My claim still is: If you have a compiled program which runs on java-1.3 it will run on java-1.6.
You say I would need to change the classpath in a shell script which launches the jar/ the Java-program from the jar?
If it isn't just a CLASSPATH issue, I would like to receive such a jar or...
You should start the external program in a seperate thread, and then you may wait in the main thread for 10 s.
Maybe you can kill the separate thread, if it didn't finish from there; at least continue your work.
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Well, Diancecht, I respect you for a lot of helpful hints here, but:
"Or progamos using reserved word as variable names (enum)" wont hurt for a compiled program. If you liked to recompile it for 1.6, then you have to do something. Else it would run, I guess, on 1.6 without problems.
I'm not...
I'm sorry, the formatting was broken, and I didn't realize it.
You shall write your 3 strings, masked with ", the first being the full path of pythonw.exe, the second the python script toplevel.pyw and the third one the tex-file, where ether it is.
"C:\Python23\pythonw.exe" "C:\Program Files...
You don't know a name, don't know the version, what do you know?
IBM isn't able to support a useful application? Come on!
I like to see a downloadable example which I can test myself. A lot of the users here don't know the difference between Java and JavaScript.
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Your file is constantly changing. Now in C:/Users/USER/Desktop, before in
C:\Users\irou\Desktop\exemple.tex - where is it?
As far as I understand
String[] cmd = {
"C:\\Python23\\pythonw.exe",
"C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Z-Eves 2.3.1\\gui\\toplevel.pyw",
is correct so far?
In the...
sed 's/aa.*/aa 88 80/' file
Save the output to a new file:
sed 's/aa.*/aa 88 80/' file > new.file
change in place:
sed -i 's/aa.*/aa 88 80/' file
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@irou: How could you start your program from the windows shell?
pythonw "C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Z-Eves 2.3.1\\gui\\toplevel.py" "C:\Users\irou\Desktop\exemple.tex"
@tsuji: You mean that pythonw needs the masking? Maybe. On Linux I open the file in "Ubuntu One" simply like this:
String[]...
@tsuj:
If you have a Program a.exe and want to pass as argument a file b.txt, maybe using an option "-x 3", and you put it into one, big String, then you have to take care to mask your blanks:
"c:/program files/a.exe -x 3 d:/my data/b.txt"
will not work.
But if you put every part in a...
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