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问题 When executing a :make command that displays its content in a temporary vim buffer, is there any way to have these lines soft-wrapped at the edge of the terminal? Most console hosts do not have side scrolling and any long lines that come out of :make are completely truncated in vim (i.e. expanding the terminal width after-the-fact does not recover them). I'm not able to interact with the buffer containing the :make results in any meaningful way ( :set wrap or zl ) that would allow me to

问题 This question already has an answer here : How to change console window style at runtime? (1 answer) Closed 3 years ago . So I was searching (a lot) and haven't find anything on how to prevent user from resizing my program's console window. I had found information for language C++ and C# but not for C . I already managed to set the size of the console but if the user changes it afterwards it is not good for my program's looking. Is there anything I can do to perfectly resize the console and

问题 I'll start with the code: var s = ["hi"]; console.log(s); s[0] = "bye"; console.log(s); Simple, right? In response to this, Firebug says: ["hi"] ["bye"] Wonderful, but Chrome's JavaScript console (7.0.517.41 beta) says: ["bye"] ["bye"] Have I done something wrong, or is Chrome's JavaScript console being exceptionally lazy about evaluating my array? 回答1: Thanks for the comment, tec. I was able to find an existing unconfirmed Webkit bug that explains this issue: https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug

问题 Recent maven versions do colored output in terminal. Git Bash shows correct colors, but ConsoleZ configured to use git bash does not. It just outputs raw color codes. Does anyone know how to fix it $ mvn clean [←[1;34mINFO←[m] Scanning for projects... [←[1;34mINFO←[m] 回答1: I met the same issue in Window10 with Git Bash in both Console2 and ConsoleZ (try different configuration but it does not work). After a lot of attempt, I decided to give a try to ConEmu. Amazing, it works perfect. I can

问题 Recent maven versions do colored output in terminal. Git Bash shows correct colors, but ConsoleZ configured to use git bash does not. It just outputs raw color codes. Does anyone know how to fix it $ mvn clean [←[1;34mINFO←[m] Scanning for projects... [←[1;34mINFO←[m] 回答1: I met the same issue in Window10 with Git Bash in both Console2 and ConsoleZ (try different configuration but it does not work). After a lot of attempt, I decided to give a try to ConEmu. Amazing, it works perfect. I can

问题 How can I change the entire console's background color? I've tried SetConsoleTextAttribute and it only changes the background color of new text. I effectively want the entire console to turn red when a serious error arises. Thanks to everyone who attempts to help. 回答1: Try something like: system("color c2"); 回答2: I think the FillConsoleOutputAttribute function will do what you need. Set it to the starting coordinate of the console, and set nLength to the number of characters in the console (

问题 How can I change the entire console's background color? I've tried SetConsoleTextAttribute and it only changes the background color of new text. I effectively want the entire console to turn red when a serious error arises. Thanks to everyone who attempts to help. 回答1: Try something like: system("color c2"); 回答2: I think the FillConsoleOutputAttribute function will do what you need. Set it to the starting coordinate of the console, and set nLength to the number of characters in the console (

问题 How can I change the entire console's background color? I've tried SetConsoleTextAttribute and it only changes the background color of new text. I effectively want the entire console to turn red when a serious error arises. Thanks to everyone who attempts to help. 回答1: Try something like: system("color c2"); 回答2: I think the FillConsoleOutputAttribute function will do what you need. Set it to the starting coordinate of the console, and set nLength to the number of characters in the console (

问题 How can I change the entire console's background color? I've tried SetConsoleTextAttribute and it only changes the background color of new text. I effectively want the entire console to turn red when a serious error arises. Thanks to everyone who attempts to help. 回答1: Try something like: system("color c2"); 回答2: I think the FillConsoleOutputAttribute function will do what you need. Set it to the starting coordinate of the console, and set nLength to the number of characters in the console (

问题 I'm trying to change a console font to a custom one, but this specific code piece doesn't seem to acomplish anything, even though this is what I came up while trying to find a solution around the Internet. I tested just the SetCurrentConsoleFontEx with this custom font by installing and adding it to the console with regestry by hand, and it's been functioning properly. #include <iostream> #include <Windows.h> int main() { std::cout << "Default font" << std::endl; system("pause"); HANDLE m