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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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ooREXX is a scripting language produced by IBM for OS/2. It is also available for various operating systems: Linux, Solaris, Windows. I just want know what are the benfits of ooREX compared to other scritping langunages such as Shell or windows powershell?
I have never heard of the language 'Shell' so cannot comment on that. Windows Powershell is windows only and although powerful is, apparently, a bit of a beast to learn.
OORexx is not from IBM, it is from the Rexx Language Association. It originated in IBM as ORexx, which itself was developed from Rexx (now referred to as Classic Rexx), but was released to Rexx L.A. who now maintain and enhance it (as OORexx). It is simple to use but powerful. It is also cross-platform. And you do not have to use the OO features - the interpreter will generally execute 'classic' Rexx programs without change.
I would not call it a scripting language - it is a general purpose programming language. I have written a text editor in it as well as standard application programs. In fact I hardly use it as a scripting language.
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Jmeter alternative
Other than JMeter, whether there are any open source tool for load testing to test Asp.net applications
Yeah, ab is pretty much the standard http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ApacheBench.
Here are some more tools http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_server_benchmarking
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Is there a tool which lists exported methods from a DLL?
I am wondering whether there are tools/API which can list method from native dll/com dll?
Preferably using code.
Try this:
http://dependencywalker.com/
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Where can I find an actively developed lint tool for Ruby?
I'm new to Ruby and impressed about it's super flexibility.
As a beginner it is hard for me to differentiate good coding style and bad(even dangerous) coding style.
So is there any tool that can automatically check the current coding style for me while I'm coding?
Give this a read:
https://github.com/bbatsov/ruby-style-guide
There's this tool named rails_best_practices but it's Rails-specific, not general Ruby, and it acts more as a guideline.
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Where can I find a Java decompiler?
Can I have some recommendations on a good GUI based Java decompiler like jd-gui? I need the compiler to be able to save all source code (like a package) at once. The jd-gui can do such a task, just when it saves all the classes are blank. Any recommendations?
Check out JD-GUI.
May be DJ java decompiler?
I wrote a Recursive Java Decompiler based on JAD a while ago. See if it will help you.
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