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Custom command line parameter in Inno Setup with default value so I can pass build configuration
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Closed 6 months ago.
I'm trying to setup a situation in InnoSetup where it will do something by default, unless a parameter is specified to do things differently. I'm using Inno Setup Processor, and am looking at providing a #defines, but it cannot be compiled without it, and supplying a #defines parameter when one already exists keeps the origional value.
Are there any other options?
Regards
Tris
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use {Param:ParamName|DefaultValue}
Figured it out eventually :)
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Customize the directory of Karate HTML reports
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Closed 1 year ago.
I want to run karate from two terminals in the same working directory i.e parallelly, so that they may generate different reports but all I am getting are the reports of the latter run even though they run successfully both at the same time. Is there a way to do custom reporting so that I can save all run reports.
Make sure you are on the latest version (at least Karate 1.0) and you can over-ride the report-directory.
If you are referring to the standalone JAR, you use the -o or --output option.
If you are using the Runner API or from within a JUnit test, use the reportDir() method.
If none of the above options work, kindly consider this not supported and please contribute code :)
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Does Go provide REPL?
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Closed 5 years ago.
Totally new golang user here and I don't see a CLI tool but just wanted to make sure I wasn't overlooking it. It appears everything just compiles down to a binary that you can run, even when debugging?
Go does not have a CLI that must be used when invoking a application written in Go. There is a go command that is "... a suite of programs to build and process Go source code". You can find more information about this in the command documentation
Yes there is, you can check it out here
https://thenewstack.io/cli-command-line-programming-with-go/
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Dark red messages in Sublime
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Closed 6 years ago.
I'm having those lines overlaying my code every time a ruby test fails (using TestRspec):
How to make them not appear?
It's driving me nuts.
Thanks.
As #OdatNard suggested, you need to set show_errors_inline to false.
This feature has been introduced in Build 3124:
Build errors are now shown inline at the location where they occurred. This is controlled with the show_errors_inline setting.
Check the changelog here: https://www.sublimetext.com/3, Build 3124.
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Does anyone have parsing rules for the Notepad++ Function List plugin for Ruby and Rake
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Closed 9 years ago.
As of version 6.4, Notepad++ now includes a Function List panel in the core application. What needs to be added to the functionList.xml to get it to correctly parse the functions out of a Ruby file?
I have a work-in-progress on Gist:
https://gist.github.com/monban/6133403
It reads functions, but does not correctly parse classes / modules. Please feel free to fork and improve.
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Closed 11 years ago.
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Errors in Windows Forms controls in designer view
The file 'C:\Users[path removed]\ReportForm.cs' does not support code parsing or generation because it is not contained within a project that supports code.
I've come across this one when I've renamed a form then closed and re-opened VS. The error is thrown and I can't see the designer. The remedy for me was checking to make sure the project form is looking for my newly named form and not the old name, if it is the old name then just delete it and add->existing item.
All should be good from that point.
The solution that helped me was that I was running my VS in compatibility mode and also as an administrator.
In order to make it run smoothly you have to uncheck the "compatibility" and "Run as administrator" options.
I don't believe that the problem is a lack of supporting code. It's more likely that the code in ReportForm.cs or ReportForm.designer.cs is not parsable by the WinForms designer class. You can verify this by deleting all of your code and type in something very simple and reload the designer.
Example:
public class ReportForm(){
public ReportForm(){}
}