command-line-interface

问题 This question already has answers here : How to get Case Insensitive Python SET (6 answers) How do I do a case-insensitive string comparison? (9 answers) Closed 2 years ago . I have the following script to import and export random TXT/CSV files from CLI, everything that passes has to be unique and case insensitive output in UTF-8, can I accomplish this with a set variable? I'm quite new to Python so every comment or suggestion is welcome! This is my current script; import hashlib import sys

问题 I have numerous .Net Framework class library projects, all with specflow and specrun.specflow nuget packages installed. I'm able to run all these projects in the Test explorer of Visual Studio 2019 but I want to know if this can be run using cmd prompt. I'm planning to automate by creating a batch file to run all the projects through cmd without having to go test explorer in VS 2019 and run them manually Does anybody have any idea if this can be achieved? If possible, can you please share the

问题 I am running a simple python print statement but when I execute the file no output appears, no errors appear either. I have installed python 3.8 today. I added python38 to my PATH in my environment variables in windows. I also double checked that I am runnning the .py file from the correct DIR. Python Code (variables.py) print("hello") Run in CLI python3 variables.py No output appears, cli just goes to next line. Any ideas why no output? Thank you. Adding requested output of commands which

问题 I'm writing a very simple little console application and I'm playing around with some ANSI escape sequences to get some nicer output. What I'm trying to do is something like this. There's a header with a name, and then underneath, as the program runs, several lines are printed. As each line is printed, I'd like to update the header row with a progress meter. eg: My header row [ 0/5 ] ------------------------------------- then after some processing My header row [ 1/5 ] -----------------------

问题 I'm new to git and I'd like to be able to map plans and progress for my project through github. The problem is, that requires lots of clicking around with a browser on github.com, and I'd like to be able to automate the task somewhat by using a command line program. Is there a command line interface for github? 回答1: You could check out this cli for the Github issues API. Note this is specific to Github Issues only. Hope this helps. [edit] The original answer mentioned this application which

问题 I'm new to git and I'd like to be able to map plans and progress for my project through github. The problem is, that requires lots of clicking around with a browser on github.com, and I'd like to be able to automate the task somewhat by using a command line program. Is there a command line interface for github? 回答1: You could check out this cli for the Github issues API. Note this is specific to Github Issues only. Hope this helps. [edit] The original answer mentioned this application which

问题 I'm new to git and I'd like to be able to map plans and progress for my project through github. The problem is, that requires lots of clicking around with a browser on github.com, and I'd like to be able to automate the task somewhat by using a command line program. Is there a command line interface for github? 回答1: You could check out this cli for the Github issues API. Note this is specific to Github Issues only. Hope this helps. [edit] The original answer mentioned this application which

问题 We're using Splunk (A tool to analyse machine data like log files) and have an application in PHP. For some data we need to do a call to our application in php (CLI-based). Unfortunately Splunk only supports Python calls. Is there an easy way to 1:1 "forward/call" php with the same arguments and return the output, like a "passthru". I've found only parts of the solution with the socalled subprocess module but my python experience is zero, so can't get it to work. For example, splunk calls:

问题 Basically, I have 2 threads, receive and send. I want to be able to type a message, and whenever I get a new message it just gets 'printed above the line I am typing in'. first what I thought would work, and you can just paste this it will run: import multiprocessing import time from reprint import output import time import random import sys def receiveThread(queue): i = 0 while True: queue.put(i) i+=1 time.sleep(0.5) def sendThread(queue): while True: a = sys.stdin.read(1) if (a != ""):

问题 Basically, I have 2 threads, receive and send. I want to be able to type a message, and whenever I get a new message it just gets 'printed above the line I am typing in'. first what I thought would work, and you can just paste this it will run: import multiprocessing import time from reprint import output import time import random import sys def receiveThread(queue): i = 0 while True: queue.put(i) i+=1 time.sleep(0.5) def sendThread(queue): while True: a = sys.stdin.read(1) if (a != ""):