Whenever the command prompt is opened, the 'SeekTools: Seek for the Project Tool Folder (give option '-h' for help)' Error is displayed, as shown in the image below.
Command Prompt
We also deleted the 'Environment Variables' related to this. But still we get this Error displayed on the Command Prompt.
It could be helpful, if the reason behind this issue is informed. As it is not clear where to start resolving this issue from.
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As you can see from the screen that the file is there but I cannot open it and it says that there is no such file whereas the file is there. How can I solve this problem/
I've tried using the following commands to run my .bin file I have saved on my desktop. I'm able to navigate and run it using;
cd desktop
chmod +x ./two1.bin
./two1.bin
(two1.bin being the name of the file)
When it runs it displays each line in the terminal window and says "command not found" after it reads the first instruction on each line. It looks like this,
./two1.bin: line 1: 0010000000001001: command not found
./two1.bin: line 2: 0010001000001001: command not found
./two1.bin: line 3: 0010010000001001: command not found
Anyone have an idea on what I'm doing wrong? I've tried researching this online can't find the correct solution, thanks in advance.
This might seem a bit too obvious but I am stuck with it anyway.
I am editing an ffmpeg code in notepad++ and I want to run the selected line of code directly in notepad++ console (nppexec plugin console).
say, I have four lines of code, and I want to run only the second line (selected line):
currently, I am coping the line and pasting it in the console and hitting enter. I know it is very noobie!
Please help to achieve this with a shortcut or something.
Once I created a small nppexex script, to run an external command on the selection, based on that you can use a nppexec script like:
sel_saveto c:\Temp\NPP_Selection.bat
cmd /c c:\Temp\NPP_Selection.bat
Please save your file with the ffmpeg command with ansi encoding (with UTF8 there was an error with some strange characters at the start of the selection).
The script stores the selection in a bat file and then runs it with cmd /c
I have a small command line tool and after running it, I'd like to display the text output in a way that's easy for someone to copy/paste and save it or email it to someone else.
Copy/pasting from a command prompt is not done in the standard way, so I don't want people to have to copy/paste from there. Saving the file to disk is possible, but the folder where the tool is located may not have access rights so the user would have to configure the output file location (this may be too tricky for some users).
I was thinking of launching notepad with some text in it, generated from the command line tool. Is this possible? Any other suggestions?
You can use clip.
After you have clip, which can be downloaded from the link above, you use the pipe (|) command to copy the previously executed command's output to the clipboard.
The article gives you the full explanation, but here are the basics with examples:
dir /h | clip – Copy the help manual for DIR command to the clipboard
tracert www.labnol.org | clip – Trace the path from your computer to another website – the output is automatically copied to the clipboard and not displayed on the screen.
netstat | clip - Check if your computer is connecting to websites without your knowledge.
I think your command sould receive the destination e-mail as a parameter and then after executing, your command you can have simple script/.BAT file which e-mails your text output to the user using the standard Telnet SMTP commands, like explained for example in the following page:
"http://www.yuki-onna.co.uk/email/smtp.html".
You could add an option to your program that tells it to copy its own output to the clipboard using the clipboard API. Then the user could just paste it.
I like the clip suggestion, though.