I am debugging my code using a launch.json file. I have a long list of command line arguments: "args": [ "-i", "inputfile", "-o", "outputfile", "--option", "do_stuff", "--very-long-option", "do_some_serious_stuff", ... ] It works well. But now I would like to run…
I want to be able to run tests from test explorer within visual studio by passing command-line arguments. I want to do this in order to be able to debug tests by setting breakpoints, which is easier for me to…
I need to write a program that accepts and outputs a command line argument. It is necessary to assemble it and run it in a container. Here's what I have: main.go: package main import ( "fmt" "os" ) func main()…
I was watching a course. He uses linux i think. I install node and npm like him. He write atom . to consol and automatically 'server' which we created first is opened. How can i open that server in windows…
I have similar file/data: $ echo "[{"my_var1":"valueA", "my_var2": "valueB"}]" {"my_var1":"valueA", "my_var2": "valueB"}] in my code I need to get value of "my_var2", easy: $ echo "[{"my_var1":"valueA", "my_var2": "valueB"}]" | jq -r '.[] .my_var2' # correct result: valueB ... but ...…
This is my simple program #include <stdio.h> int main(int argc, char *argv[]){ printf("%dn", argc); for(int i=1; i<argc; i++) printf("%sn", argv[i]); return 0; } If I compile with terminal and run gcc -o test test.c ./test foo bar I get 3…
I am running a python script file in which it should run a c++ executable file from another folder with some arguments. The executable file is located in root home ubuntu i.e. (~/camera_intrinsic_calibration) folder Generally I run on the terminal…
I'm trying to create an output of sequential asterisks using for-loops. The idea is to use inputs by the user to determine the number of rows and the increase of asterisks between each row. I can't make the program print…
Command line arguments in VSCode work fine when setup in the launch.json file. But when using "Python: Run Python file in Terminal" (run, not debug), the arguments in launch.json don't seem to appear in sys.argv. Is there a way to…
Reopened VS Code after committing earlier to find this message sed: illegal option -- r usage: sed script [-Ealn] [-i extension] [file ...] sed [-Ealn] [-i extension] [-e script] ... [-f script_file] ... [file ...] Did I do something to…