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问题 I have this code here that starts a process wait 8 seconds and then kill it and again. for (int i = 0; i < 20; i++) { Process pro = new Process(); pro.StartInfo.FileName = @"C:\Program Files (x86)\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe"; pro.StartInfo.WindowStyle = ProcessWindowStyle.Minimized; pro.Start(); Thread.Sleep(8000); try { pro.Kill(); Thread.Sleep(1000); } catch { return; } } As i run the application either on debug mode or direct from the .exe , it successfully starts and kills the process

问题 My app has one big problem. Mainly on iOS 8 because we have not found this on other iOS versions. It will freeze sometimes when push to a new view controller or pop to a previous view controller. But something strange is if you press home button and launch the app from background. It will run a little. Here I mean the new pushed or popped view controller appeared but you still could not push or pop new view controllers. update: The memory, CPU and disk usage are all normal when the app freeze

问题 What does that mean? In the instructions for a project, it said to "freeze the Rails gems". Is that different from freezing the Rails version? What's freezing about? 回答1: If one of the authors of a gem you use introduce a new version of the gem, there is a possibility the new version introduces backwards incompatible changes that would break your code. Freezing a gem puts it into the vendor folder of your application, and it will not be automatically updated on its own. Rails will use this

问题 The Python Doc states: Frozen modules are modules written in Python whose compiled byte-code object is incorporated into a custom-built Python interpreter by Python’s freeze utility. See Tools/freeze/ for now. http://docs.python.org/library/imp.html#imp.init_frozen I don't get it. What is the freeze utility? How can it be used? Why would it be used? 回答1: This link explains what the Python Freeze utility is in detail: http://wiki.python.org/moin/Freeze In a nutshell, it creates a portable

问题 The Python Doc states: Frozen modules are modules written in Python whose compiled byte-code object is incorporated into a custom-built Python interpreter by Python’s freeze utility. See Tools/freeze/ for now. http://docs.python.org/library/imp.html#imp.init_frozen I don't get it. What is the freeze utility? How can it be used? Why would it be used? 回答1: This link explains what the Python Freeze utility is in detail: http://wiki.python.org/moin/Freeze In a nutshell, it creates a portable

问题 my issue is nearly identical to the issue posted here: Python sleeps until keystroke That thread has been inactive for years and if there's a different protocol for "re-opening" the issue please advise - I'm posting this question in the mean time, and I apologize ahead of time if I should be doing this differently. I can't post the code, but here are some details I can share - I'm executing a script that contains many iteratively generated print statements to track progress over the several

问题 I am running PyCharm 5 with JDK 8 on a Ubunto 15.10. The problem is that Ubuntu comes with 3 different Python versions and when I am prompted to select the correct interpreter version in PyCharm the whole computer simply freezes. Has anyone seen something similar? 回答1: To answer the question: yes, exactly the same behaviour but with OpenJDK 7 and OpenJDK 8. It freezes the UI; the computer can be accessed eg via SSH so you can kill the PyCharm Java process. I have not been able to investigate

问题 My UIImagePickerController freezes and the camera closes when the button to flip the camera from front to back is pressed. This is how I initialize the image picker controller object within the project (the rest of the code was ommitted) from the methods as it is irrelevant to the UIimagepickercontroller object. //In my .h file UIImagePickerController * imgPicker; //in my .m file -(void)viewDidLoad { imgPicker = [[UIImagePickerController alloc] init]; imgPicker.delegate = self; imgPicker

问题 I have a problem that I wrote an application that would iterate through files and add +1 to the integer each file, until it reaches a specific file name. The problem is probably because .Net does not access the native file system directly, it fills up collections, but in my case it would take years, believe me, I have 260 000 files in the target folder. The iteration does not even reach the second file. The thread just totally freezes, no errors, no exceptions. So is there any way to get a