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I can't find the command equivalent to keys in Stack Exchange Redis
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Closed 8 years ago.
There is a command in Redis named "Keys", when given a pattern, you can get all the matching keys.
But I can't find it in StackExchange.Redis.
Could anybody kindly tell me where I can find this command in StackExchange.Redis?
See https://github.com/StackExchange/StackExchange.Redis/blob/master/Docs/KeysScan.md
This command (for reasons discussed in the link) is a server command, not a database command, and is available via GetServer(...).Keys(...).
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Bootstrap trying to load map file. How to disable it? Do I need to do it?
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Closed 3 years ago.
I know what bootstrap.css.map is and how to remove it. My question is different.
Is this file being loaded on normal customers' browsers, or does it only get pulled in when I open Chrome Developer Console?
Basically map files are for developers. It is not required on production machines.
You could go through following answer on stack overflow this will help you understand concept better.
Bootstrap trying to load map file. How to disable it? Do I need to do it?
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Running threads count
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Closed 8 years ago.
I am doing a Systems Programming task on Windows, and I have to list all the threads spawned by a particular process. Is there a function for this task in WIN32 API? I looked at the thread and process page but couldn't find the relevant function.
You can use Microsoft's Tool Help library.
It gives you what you need.
BTW, check out ProcessExporer, it provides a lot of details about running proceses.
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Creating Documentation from VB Script Code [closed]
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Closed 8 years ago.
Is there a standard way of documenting vbscript?
Doxygen doesn't currently appear to support vbscript, but are there any similar tools available?
As suggested in the other question linked to by oracle certified professional, VBSdoc will create vbscript documentation using a doxygen-like syntax.
VBDOX is an alternative.
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How do I check that an application is running when I have its file path?
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Closed 8 years ago.
I've searched around the web and even on this site, but can't find an answer.
All I want to do is something simple as a test like running firefox if textedit is open. I can open applications but I am not too good with much more.
Thanks ahead of time.
Try:
if application "TextEdit" is running then activate application "Firefox"
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Closed 10 years ago.
Possible Duplicate:
Check if URL exists in Ruby
Is it possible to check if a URL exists with Ruby?
It has been asked and answered before.
Please check it here: Check if URL exists in Ruby
I hope it helps