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问题 So I am trying to write an .sh file that will be executable, this is how I'm currently writing it: Writer output = null; try { output = new BufferedWriter(new FileWriter(file2)); output.write(shellScriptContent); output.close(); } catch (IOException ex) { Logger.getLogger(PunchGUI.class.getName()).log(Level.SEVERE, null, ex); } So that writes the file just fine, but it is not executable. Is there a way to change the executable status when I write it? Edit: To further clarify, I am trying to

问题 What is Map.Xml and Dotfuscator1.Xml files of PreEmptive Protection Dotfuscator exe file. Should I keep them for some reason or maybe it is needed for project exe file assembly? 回答1: The Dotfuscator1.xml file is the Dotfuscator project (i.e., configuration) file. It is an XML file that defines what assemblies will be processed by Dotfuscator, where the protected assemblies will be written, and any custom configuration of the protection process (e.g., any names that will be excluded from

问题 I'm using PyInstaller to turn two scripts into one executable file, one of which calls the other. The issue I'm having is I can't figure out how to bundle the two scripts and still let them reference each other: The code that causes the issue is that one script, script1.py contains: subprocess.call(['gksudo','python script2.py']) This works fine when I run the scripts normally, but once they're packaged in PyInstaller I don't know how to make the call work. 回答1: I'm don't think pyinstaller

问题 I need help in trying to execute an executable from my C# application. Suppose the path is cPath , the EXE is HHTCtrlp.exe and the parameter that has to be passed is cParams . How would I go about this? The reason why the path is a variable is that there are 3 different EXE files to run and the path will change depending on which one will run, same with the parameter string. Any help would be greatly appreciated. 回答1: To start the process with parameters, you can use following code: string

问题 I need help in trying to execute an executable from my C# application. Suppose the path is cPath , the EXE is HHTCtrlp.exe and the parameter that has to be passed is cParams . How would I go about this? The reason why the path is a variable is that there are 3 different EXE files to run and the path will change depending on which one will run, same with the parameter string. Any help would be greatly appreciated. 回答1: To start the process with parameters, you can use following code: string

问题 I need help in trying to execute an executable from my C# application. Suppose the path is cPath , the EXE is HHTCtrlp.exe and the parameter that has to be passed is cParams . How would I go about this? The reason why the path is a variable is that there are 3 different EXE files to run and the path will change depending on which one will run, same with the parameter string. Any help would be greatly appreciated. 回答1: To start the process with parameters, you can use following code: string

问题 I need help in trying to execute an executable from my C# application. Suppose the path is cPath , the EXE is HHTCtrlp.exe and the parameter that has to be passed is cParams . How would I go about this? The reason why the path is a variable is that there are 3 different EXE files to run and the path will change depending on which one will run, same with the parameter string. Any help would be greatly appreciated. 回答1: To start the process with parameters, you can use following code: string

问题 I have a Windows executable (say program.exe ) and I want to provide users with 2 launchers that will pass different arguments to it. program.exe -a program.exe -b I can easily do this with 2 batch files, but I would rather provide users with 2 .exe files as they are more likely to be used correctly without editing. Is there an easy way to create such an executable? 回答1: Why create new executables? Why not just create desktop shortcuts to launch the single exe. 回答2: You might try this: http:/

问题 usually i simply develop executable (.exe) files of my MATLAB codes by using this command: mcc -m GUI.m although there's no problem with the .exe creation, unfortunately when i opened the .exe, there's a black window (like command prompt) that is also opened, so two windows in total... the GUI figure and the prompt. how do i not have this prompt? is there any setting i can include in the mcc command as above? Thanks. 回答1: Use -e instead of -m in the mcc command line. This will change how it's

问题 Inexperienced users want to "see" the app that I've created in Node.js, but they don't want to use the console. According to them, it's a good idea to install it, and with a simple click, in desktop, they could "see" it. They want to run the Node.js app as a Windows program. That's all! How can I do it? Should I create a batch file? 回答1: **SOLVED** An .bat file, renamed as "appstart.bat" cd C:\Users\MyUser\MyApp npm start With shortcut in desktop. 回答2: The bat file should look like the below