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问题 After changing my Google Account ID, the Dialogflow console no longer opens. Please tell me how to solve it. It seems that others have reported such cases. (example) https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/154760284 回答1: You might be trying to access the console directly, and it is causing trouble to load the page. Try this: Go to Dialogflow and click "Sign-in" instead of clicking "Go to Console" directly After logging-in, now click "Go to Console" Dialogflow will prompt you "Sign-in with

问题 code: #include <windows.h> int main() { SetConsoleOutputCP(CP_UTF8); system("echo Ιλιάδα"); } prints on console: Ιλιάδα Source is encoded in UTF-8 with BOM. But if I try: system(L"echo Ιλιάδα"); , I get error: error: cannot convert 'const wchar_t*' to 'const char*' for argument '1' to 'int system(const char*)' . And of course I didn't expect anything else here. Is there any other function that will accept these characters ? 回答1: Use _wsystem one for wide strings. 回答2: Is this VC++? If

问题 code: #include <windows.h> int main() { SetConsoleOutputCP(CP_UTF8); system("echo Ιλιάδα"); } prints on console: Ιλιάδα Source is encoded in UTF-8 with BOM. But if I try: system(L"echo Ιλιάδα"); , I get error: error: cannot convert 'const wchar_t*' to 'const char*' for argument '1' to 'int system(const char*)' . And of course I didn't expect anything else here. Is there any other function that will accept these characters ? 回答1: Use _wsystem one for wide strings. 回答2: Is this VC++? If

问题 I'm fairly new to C#. I'm trying to make a basic program that converts Degrees in Celsius to Fahrenheit. But here's the catch, I want to make sure that the user inputs only a valid number and no characters or symbols. And if the user inputs, for example 39a,23, the Console asks him to enter the number again. Console.WriteLine("Please enter the temperature in Celsius: "); double x = Convert.ToDouble(Console.ReadLine()); Also, I've been making other programs, and I've been wondering - do I

问题 My goal is to write an app that lets you quickly assign aliases to long directory paths and change to them. I wrote an app that manages them in a file in the user's appdata directory, but I can't find a way to change the directory of the shell I run the program in from my app. My goal is to have it work from git bash, cmd.exe, and powershell. I want something like this: cd /c/vsts/some-long-project-name-reports g -a reports Now I have an alias 'reports' for that directory. What I want to do

问题 I'm using tibble's glimpse function that prints output adjusted to RStudio's console width. To get the most descriptive output, I want RStudio's console width to be large (something like 180). How do I set the width using code and not manually? getOption("width") or options("width")[[1]] returns the width, but I cannot set it to a value as that throws an error. Edit: I've even tried setting width using options("width" = 180) . This step although edits width parameter but does not expand

问题 I need to use Firefox web console a lot and I want every time I open Firefox, the Web Console panel will display automatically. Currently I have to press Ctrl + Shift + K to open it. Is there any way to config the Firefox browser to make it work as I want? I prefer the native way (ie. changing configuration) rather than having install another plugins. I only need the webconsole, don't need the whole toolbox like firebug or something like that. Thank you! 回答1: I'm using a Debian derived Linux.

问题 I have a desktop application, when there is a freeze for some minutes, there is a thread which monitors the freeze and it starts dumping stack traces of all threads(this is done in native call so that JVM_DumpAllStacks can be invoked) into temporary file. Then the temporary file is read as String after the native call and it is used to log in application's own logging framework. The problem is, After all these process, I am not able to restore System.out to CONSOLE stream. This is better

问题 I have a simple program where I write 6 of 7 numbers to a text file. Logically everything seems to be fine. However the numbers are not written to the file as expected. Random random = new Random(); Console.WriteLine("Please enter the name of the numbers file"); string fileLotto = Console.ReadLine(); //creating the lotto file FileStream fs = new FileStream("../../" + fileLotto + ".txt", FileMode.OpenOrCreate, FileAccess.Write); BufferedStream bs = new BufferedStream(fs); Console.WriteLine(

问题 My LAME (v3.99.5) outputs progress in console by moving up x lines in the console and overwriting the previous lines. It's pretty cool. I've read in a different post that such behavior for a single line can be achieved with a mere "\r" instead of "\n" - although the post was for Ruby, it seems to be the same for C on my system at least: #include <stdio.h> #include <time.h> int main() { time_t t; time_t t2; time(&t); t2 = t; printf("%u\r", (unsigned int)t); fflush(stdout); while (1) { if (t2 -