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Comment Post #290786 > what guarantees does Bash make about order of :- Parameter Expansion when it is not in POSIX mode? Keine. Es steht nichts in der Dokumentation. Frag am besten bei GNU selber nach: help-bash@gnu.org Diese könnten die offizielle Dokumentation erweitern was zukünftige Änderungen unwahrscheinl...
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9 months ago
Comment Post #281551 Doesn't answer the question: Why do you want to prevent zalgo text? Do you restrict other characters? Which one? Or do you have a whitelist? Why do you prevent other characters? The answer can vary a lot depending on the why and what you already do.
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11 months ago
Comment Post #281551 Why do you want to prevent your users from using it? I mean, you already accept unicode, with support for many many languages (including different text directions, emoji, ...), why stop this form of text?
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11 months ago
Edit Post #290279 Post edited:
The unit symbol for second is s not sec . Please use s or write the complete word: second. Thank you. https://www.bipm.org/en/publications/si-brochure
12 months ago
Suggested Edit Post #290279 Suggested edit:
The unit symbol for second is s not sec . Please use s or write the complete word: second. Thank you. https://www.bipm.org/en/publications/si-brochure
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helpful 12 months ago
Comment Post #290032 Try: ``` $ cd "$(mktemp -d)" $ git init Leeres Git-Repository in /tmp/tmp.pBN57TpCk0/.git/ initialisiert $ echo -e "test-123\nline 2\nline 3" > foo.txt $ git add --patch foo.txt No changes. ``` git just ignores the `add` command. Makes no difference if the repository already has commi...
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about 1 year ago
Comment Post #289928 > The problem is not the forced push Iizuki‭ asked to avoid the forced push. That is sometimes possible. That was the only thing i addressed. If it solves any problem or not is a different story.
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about 1 year ago
Comment Post #289928 You could also go to the server and do there the same, that would avoid the need for a forced push.
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Comment Post #289573 I don't see the benefit of exiting the python interpreter. He said > The task can be a Python method So for me it clearly seems to be a reasonable suggestion to do it all in python. Of course not the only way to solve it, but one that works independently of the OS or OS-agnostic. As far as i ...
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Answer A: How can I schedule a later task in Python?
While the other answers rely on external programs, you can do the same inside python. Using `time.sleep()` If you don't need to do any other tasks during this 10 min. ``` #!/usr/bin/env python3 import time def doThisIn10min(): # Replace this with the function you need to do in 10min...
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Comment Post #289563 For a normal file system, the kernel nor the file system do care about the encoding (there is a exception for file systems that specify a encoding*). Only a tiny fraction of applications care, since even most applications handle them as a string of bytes. And applications that show it to the user als...
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about 1 year ago
Comment Post #289554 Why do you need to convert them? Do you access the same system? The same NAS? Do you have a software where you have projects and need to combine multiple files and you need to have a way to store the paths so the same project can be opened on different machines? ....
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Answer A: How to convert Dos paths to Posix paths in Powershell
TL;DR: Use `wslpath` and hope for the best. You can use it like this in Powershell: `wsl wslpath -u 'C:\\some\\path\\to\\folder\\or\\file.txt' ` Long answer Converting them is hard. There is windows tool `wslpath` for Windows with WSL, but that may not work in every case. There is also `wi...
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about 1 year ago
Comment Post #289554 Well, there are special filenames in Windows such as `CON`, `COM`, and `NUL`. If you have such a filename you need a bit more logic to convert them. For example `CON2` would be something like `/dev/ttyS1`, `/dev/ttyUSB0`, `/dev/ttyAMA0` .... You probably shouldn't use this filenames anyway.
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Comment Post #289554 Posix accepts any character (means any byte value) in filenames except `'/'` and `NULL`. The escaping of spaces are only needed for things like shell scripts, so the shell doesn't split the path at the `' '`. AFAIK winepath from the Wine project, also doesn't escape spaces when converting a Window...
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Answer A: OpenGL: Pass a double vector from vertex shader to fragment shader
Found a workaround: Instead of doing the calculating in the vertex shader, do it in the fragment shader. The precision error only occurs because the different vertexes have a `uv` value that is close together relative to the absolute value of `uv`. Which causes multiple fragments to have the same ...
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Add description and image to explain why `float` isn't precise enough.
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Question OpenGL: Pass a double vector from vertex shader to fragment shader
TL;DR: How to pass a interpolated `double` vector, such as a `dvec2`, from the vertex shader to the fragment shader? I have a vertex shader. In this the output variable `out vec2 uv;` is set. And i have a fragment shader, in this the (intperpolated) input variable `in vec2 uv;` is expected. This w...
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Answer A: Is omitting braces for single statements bad practice?
While there are already good answers, i want to give yet another reason to always use `{}`: Macros. Lets consider this code: ``` #include #define FOO(n) puts(n[1]); puts(n[0]); int main(int argc, char argv) { if(argc>1) FOO(argv); } ``` You may expect that the code insid...
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over 1 year ago
Comment Post #278895 Add a newline before the `{` and you don't wast any lines. For example: ``` while(arr[index] != 0) { index++; } ``` It is safer, uses less lines, easier to read than any of your mentioned examples.
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over 1 year ago
Comment Post #289415 Then, please remove that claim. Saying that `goto` leads to spaghetti is not true. The by far most spaghetti code i ever came across didn't use a single `goto`. If a code is spaghetti has nothing to do with using `goto` or not. By the way, you already can declare new variables after a `case`-lab...
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over 1 year ago
Comment Post #289415 > Arguably nobody should be writing labels (example:) to begin with, since the main use of labels is goto spaghetti programming. Why is the use of `example:` wrong and why do you think it has to lead to spaghetti code?
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over 1 year ago