configuration-files

问题 I've an API DLL ( API.dll , for example) which, in addition to many other thinks, makes available an abstract class ( AbstractClass ). Now making use of that AbstractClass I've implemented it on two different dlls: First.API.Implementation.dll with ConcreteImplementation1 Second.API.Implementation.dll with ConcreteImplementation2 Both ConcreteImplementation1 and ConcreteImplementation2 are implementation of the same abstract class. What I want is an application where I can choose which of

问题 I'm using configparser in order to read and modify automatically a file conf named 'streamer.conf'. I'm doing this : import configparser config = configparser.ConfigParser() config.read('C:/Users/../Desktop/streamer.conf') And then it breaks apart with this Error message : MissingSectionHeaderError: File contains no section headers. file: 'C:/Users/../Desktop/streamer.conf', line: 1 u'input{\n' What might be wrong? Any help appreciated. 回答1: just specify right encoding config.read(config_file

问题 I have a COM component written in C# that makes calls to ConfigurationManager.AppSettings.Get(...). This component is instantiated inside an unmanaged C++ application. Every time, ConfigurationManager.AppSettings is unable to read the configuration file. There might be two problems. 1) What should the app.config be called when the app is running (i.e. the name of the C++ exe with .config on the end, or the name of my C# class library with .config on the end). 2) Where should the config file

问题 This question already has answers here : How to fix “Headers already sent” error in PHP (11 answers) Closed 6 years ago . I am stuck with this error when trying to login to the admin panel. I can't get my head around it. Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/xxxxxx/public_html/wordpress/wp-config.php:1) in /home/xxxxxx/public_html/wordpress/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 881 pluggable.php 881: function wp_redirect($location, $status =

问题 I would like to have a configuration file with variables set with data I fetch from an API. I think I must use async and await features to do so, otherwise my variable would stay undefined. But I don't know how to integrate this and keep the node exports.myVariable = myData available within an async function ? Below is the code I tried to write to do so (all in the same file) : const fetchAPI = function(jsonQuery) { return new Promise(function (resolve, reject) { var reqOptions = { headers:

问题 I recently encountered a very large mission-critical project where all the configuration files were defined using textual protobuf definitions. The configuration files are meant to be human readable and editable. For example message ServerSettings { required int32 port = 3022; optional string name = "mywebserver"; } Personally I found this humorous. But is it in fact a reasonable keep-it-simple technique, or clearly moronic ?! In other words, are there REAL, ACTUAL problems with this ? 回答1:

问题 I'm trying to read a config file, and then place the "section" of configs into an array in a bash script, and then run a command off that, and then reitterate through the configs again, and continue to do this until the end of the config file. Here's a sample config file: PORT="5000" USER="nobody" PATH="1" OPTIONS="" PORT="5001" USER="nobody" PATH="1" OPTIONS="" PORT="5002" USER="nobody" PATH="1" OPTIONS="" I want the bash script to read in the first "section", bring it into the script, and

问题 With opened vim help file the command :set conceallevel=0 works fine and e.g. the "|" signs for the internal links are showed as expected, but unfortunately, it remains not permanent, i.e., jumping to another link hides the "|" signs again. As I put this setting into my .vimrc as into my .gvimrc too to make it permanent, there is no effect at all, while other settings from my config files are applied properly. So are there any local definitions for the vim help file? Perhaps I didn't look for

问题 I'm modifying existing C++ application and moving out some values that are currently hard coded. I'm doing this with one class that will "manage" this whole thing and hold map<CString, CString> of the values from the INI file. Right now I have to read each value separately using ::GetPrivateProfileString function - can I somehow read whole section instead of single value? Prefer not to have to read the file manually, but if there's any reasonable (i.e. efficient + simple to use) existing way

问题 I am trying to do the exact same thing mentioned on this recent previous question. In essence, here's the case (which is exactly my same situation): My plan is to have these (appSettings) in their own file (Settings.config), to which I will grant modify permissions to the web process user account, and store all editable settings in this file (e.g. forum title, description, etc). The problem is that the solution accepted in that question doesn't work for me because instead of saving the