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Do you know for sure that libreoffice does this?

I don't want to do it with my own code unless I have to, as I wrote.

There is also -follow, which is apparently similar but not identical. (I just took a quick look in the man page - I knew about -follow but not about -L.)

I asked this on stackoverflow, and they didn't seem to like it, so I try here. Maybe Programming Talk is wrong, but I don't know what is right. To me, this is general programming/development, even if...

Fortran doesn't seem to be involved so far. .s is assembly code. What does peg_diag.s contain?

Someone said that seven months ago.

That would seem to explain it. I missed the part about "Run in terminal" - I thought he just meant call the script in an existing terminal emulator, which works, as I showed.

However, when I tried...

If you follow the steps below, do the same things happen? How do my steps differ from yours? (I use Ubuntu 10, by the way.)


arndt@ubuntu:~/clip$ echo "it works" > text.txt
arndt@ubuntu:~/clip$...

How do you determine that it doesn't work? Does "xclip -sel clip -o" show what you expect?

Show the exact commands you are using, and the contents of the script file.

How can the problem be reproduced?

An example of a situation which can give problems is if you use an expression of char type to index an array. If chars are unsigned, it will likely work as you expect. If chars are signed, it will...

A string delimited with " starts at one " and ends at the next one, so a string or sequence of strings like this

"abc"def"ghi"
does not contain

abc"def"ghi
but instead
...

What does your attempt look like?

Ah, a classical homework task. There are shortcuts. But have you printed out and looked at the numbers before doing the modulo operation?

I can't help you with what you are looking for (it surely exists), but m4 operates only on text. It reads from standard input and writes on standard output. "man m4" refers to "info m4", which has...

Have you tried the debugger?

You forgot Å.

And the original poster may not read this thread anymore.

How do you best identify the existing line? Listing all of it seems excessive.

The ^ and * characters have special meaning in the 'sed' searching commands, so you need to quote them.


sed -i...

With code like this:


open("/tmp/artistinfo","w").write(artist)

it's not certain that what is written appears on disk immediately. You should close the file too.

What is actually in the...

*b[i] means the same as *(b[i]), not (*b)[i].

(int *)p is a cast, and since it doesn't use the keyword 'const', you're telling the compiler that it is allowed to modify things pointed to by p. That is a lie, since you declared i const. In C...

Since you ask for a bash script, how about this:


while read x; do
read y
echo "<company>$x</company>"
echo "<role>$y</role>"
done

I suppose that on Solaris, cc is not gcc. One step in porting can be to fetch gcc to your Solaris environment and use it for building your code. What the important differences are in your case will...

Did you get no instructions for how to create a pipe? There is an intuitively named system call for the purpose.

"so" and "eo" sound like they could mean "start offset" and "end offset". You use "so" that way, but you use "eo" as if it was a count.

Something like this:


<xs:element name="task">
<xs:complexType>
<xs:sequence>
<xs:element name="constraint">
<xs:complexType>...