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问题 I want to associate the .exe file extension with a shell script that launches wine. What is the best way to do this? From what I've gathered, I need to create an AppleScript that will call wine, but how do I get the name of the input file in the AppleScript? If there is a better way to do this, let me know, but as far as I know this is the best way. 回答1: You can use an AppleScript application to do this - files are passed to the open handler, the same as a droplet, for example: on open

问题 I have created Node js project, but my client requirement is to get its exe file so that he can run it without installing node. Kindly help me to create node.js project into its executable file i.e exe file. 回答1: I think that you have already solved your problem, but the question is not marked as resolved. You can use a packer, I prefer to use BoxedApp Packer. This program can "convert" your Node js application into an executable file. You just have to start the packer, select the file with

问题 Note: Before marking this question as duplicate, please verify that the other question answers the topic for this setup: OS: Windows 10, 64-bit Python version: 3.6 or higher Python Compiler: Nuitka, development version 0.5.30rc5 MSVC compiler: Visual Studio 2017 Community, vcvars64.bat 1. How I build my exe I'll first explain how I build my executable. Suppose I have a folder with a simple python script that I want to build: The buildscript.py looks like this: ################################

问题 Note: Before marking this question as duplicate, please verify that the other question answers the topic for this setup: OS: Windows 10, 64-bit Python version: 3.6 or higher Python Compiler: Nuitka, development version 0.5.30rc5 MSVC compiler: Visual Studio 2017 Community, vcvars64.bat 1. How I build my exe I'll first explain how I build my executable. Suppose I have a folder with a simple python script that I want to build: The buildscript.py looks like this: ################################

问题 Note: Before marking this question as duplicate, please verify that the other question answers the topic for this setup: OS: Windows 10, 64-bit Python version: 3.6 or higher Python Compiler: Nuitka, development version 0.5.30rc5 MSVC compiler: Visual Studio 2017 Community, vcvars64.bat 1. How I build my exe I'll first explain how I build my executable. Suppose I have a folder with a simple python script that I want to build: The buildscript.py looks like this: ################################

问题 Note: Before marking this question as duplicate, please verify that the other question answers the topic for this setup: OS: Windows 10, 64-bit Python version: 3.6 or higher Python Compiler: Nuitka, development version 0.5.30rc5 MSVC compiler: Visual Studio 2017 Community, vcvars64.bat 1. How I build my exe I'll first explain how I build my executable. Suppose I have a folder with a simple python script that I want to build: The buildscript.py looks like this: ################################

问题 This program works well on puppeteer when i use it on CMD. Although, it is a lengthy process and also complicated for any non-technical person. I want to make an exe file that perform the task I do manually to run this node.js file in CMD. As you can see first my program will open the browser and goto a (URL). I want to make different program with different URL. So that, if a person want to run this code, he just click the exe file and then that software will automatically do that task for

问题 I have created a small application that uses the gloss library for a GUI. When typing "cabal run [cabal file]" the project is built and run, and only prompts the GUI. When I instead go and click on the .exe file that was generated from the build, the GUI opens but so does the command prompt. I want to stop the command prompt from opening and only have the window from gloss open. 回答1: By default on Windows GHC builds console programs, which open a Command Prompt terminal if one isn’t open

问题 I have created a small application that uses the gloss library for a GUI. When typing "cabal run [cabal file]" the project is built and run, and only prompts the GUI. When I instead go and click on the .exe file that was generated from the build, the GUI opens but so does the command prompt. I want to stop the command prompt from opening and only have the window from gloss open. 回答1: By default on Windows GHC builds console programs, which open a Command Prompt terminal if one isn’t open

问题 I have created a small application that uses the gloss library for a GUI. When typing "cabal run [cabal file]" the project is built and run, and only prompts the GUI. When I instead go and click on the .exe file that was generated from the build, the GUI opens but so does the command prompt. I want to stop the command prompt from opening and only have the window from gloss open. 回答1: By default on Windows GHC builds console programs, which open a Command Prompt terminal if one isn’t open