I hope you can help me with this.
I'm new to Netlogo and I would like to execute a command line from Netlogo. I've been looking but I haven't find yet how to do it. Does anyone know a way?
Thank you a lot in advance.
Best,
Miquel
Use NetLogo's shell extension for this:
https://github.com/NetLogo/Shell-Extension
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is there a way to configure command line Sonar-lint to show only new issues?
I've heard it's possible while using the different plugins for IDE's but I'd like to integrate the command line.
Thanks ahead.
No this is not yet possible but indeed would make sense.
I always wrote startup shell by myself. As you know it's boring and easily be broken.
I was wondering is there any tools can generate such thing automatically. especially in maven.
please introduce some for me. thank you!
Hey guys i believe it is a simple issue but i cant find anything:
How is it possible to specify the run levels for my bundles using the maven-pax-plugin?
(I call mvn pax:provision from the command line)
Thank you!
it's a part of pax-runner provision settings
e.g
mvn:com.acme/foo/1.0.0#5
I've recently been trying to run the following tutorial:
http://raveendran.wordpress.com/2010/10/20/watir-integration-with-fitnesse/
However I when I attempt to run the test in Fitnesse, it just sticks on "running test" without ever doing anything. I have tried to replace some of the Syntax, formatting etc but I just get the same result. Does anyone know how successfully implement this tutorial?
Many thanks for any help provided.
Matt
I remember doing that. It was tough to set up correctly. I can't remember much about it, but there was a fixture that helped me at Faucets. Good luck.
I am using PackageMaker to create our installer. I want the installer to execute a script that is in:
${INSTALL_DIR}/${APP_NAME}/resources/script
I guess I don't really get how the 'scripts' work in PackageMaker and Apple's documentation doesn't help much there either.
Can someone please help?
Oren
problem with my script was that it didn't have !#/bin/shat the beginning