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klish command completion on pressing tab button
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Closed 5 years ago.
I am working on klish xml files. How should I autocomplete a command on klish. Please answer it with an example.
I was also facing with the same problem but any how I resolved this problem. For completing an command in klish there are two ways.
Here is a link of both ways to complete a command in clish
klish
I hope this will work for you
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Prevent VBscript app from showing Console Window
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How can I run a command silently in VBScript? [duplicate]
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Closed 3 years ago.
I need to run this old telnet scripting client silently in the background. You run it from cmd providing arguments for:
1- a file containing the commands to send
2- a file where to print any output
3- whether to run it minimized to taskbar or not
(note: if it is run without arguments, it displays a help window)
So this is what I type in cmd, and it works like a charm:
TST10.exe /r:mycommands.txt /o:myoutputfile.txt /m
What I can't achieve however, is running it completely hidden in the background. Now, since this program requires arguments, I tried to first achieve this only on the help window that gets spawned (ie: running it without arguments).
I tried with VBScripts using carefully all the answers here. It always starts normally (not hidden). These VBScripts all succeed to hide other programs though.
I also tried with this program that starts processes hidden, oddly enough it only succeeds in hiding the the telnet client from the taskbar. Also, even if it would completely hide it, I still have no idea on how to pass the mentioned arguments.
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How is this even CLOSE to "Prevent VBscript app from showing Console Window" or "How can I run a command silently in VBScript?"? This question VERY clearly asks how to run a normal .exe program in a hidden manner which is not even slightly related to running a VBscript without showing the console or running a command silently in VBScript. + I even stated that the only way to achieve this USING VBScipt (not hiding a VBScript itself) doesn't work. Are the accounts marking this as duplicate bots that simply detect "VBScript" and "hide program" and assume that I want to hide an executing VBScript? Or can they simply not understand English?
Try this... create a run.js or something (make sure you give it a .js extension). Place this line inside the .js:
WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell").Run("notepad.exe", 0);
Run it. You should see notepad.exe running in your task manager, but it's window should be hidden. Now try the same with your app instead.
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Firefox Developer Tools JS editor (like firebug)?
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Closed 6 years ago.
Note for close vote AIs: I'm not asking for software recommendation on another product. That would be off topic anyway. I'm asking whether something is possible in .
One of the great features of Firebug - which is now discontinued and already started to malfunction - was the side to side script editor with console:
I can't figure out how to enable this in the Firefox Developer tools. I looked in settings but there's nothing about it. Is that even possible in Firefox Developer tools? Or maybe it's simply not possible?
I do know that with Shift+Enter you can enter multiple lines in the console, but when you press enter the line resets.
The Firefox DevTools have something similar called Scratchpad, which is a separate panel allowing you to execute multi-line JavaScript code. Furthermore, the command line allows you to enter line breaks by pressing Shift+Enter and automatically breaks into the next line when the entered expression is not finished, e.g. when you write document. and hit Enter.
As those features are not exactly what Firebug provided and the UI is somewhat requiring getting used to, there is a request to implement a multi-line mode for the console like in Firebug as well as a request to improve the output within Scratchpad.
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Is it possible programmatically add folders to the Windows 10 Quick Access panel in the explorer window?
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Closed 7 years ago.
I need to put a shortcut programmatically under Quick access list, just like DropBox and OneDrive did, see the picture: http://i.imgur.com/l5o2qzH.jpg.
Is there any documentation on how to do this?
You can do this by simply creating a shortcut to specific folder inside C:\Users\YourUserName\Links
This works on Windows 7. I need to test this on Windows 10.
EDIT: This method does not work on Windows 10
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Associating file extensions with a program
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Closed 8 years ago.
My application saves a file with *.SAH type (it is a custom file type). Then i can open it with a file open dialog.
Im wondering how i can send the file location to a textbox when user directly clicks on that file. in other words, the user clicks on the file and then my application runs and on form load, my textbox.text will be the path of file .
In the MSDN are good information with examples.
Try editing the registry using RegCreateKey() and RegCloseKey() apis.
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Closed 10 years ago.
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How to hook the download dialog in a Firefox extension?
I have developed a Download Accelerator and now want to create a Firefox Extension for it. What I need to know is when a file download is requested. I have read about the 'observer-service' events such as 'dl-start'. However, these events are fired after the default download dialog is displayed, I need to catch the download before the default.
Any suggestions?
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How to hook the download dialog in a Firefox extension?