I'm trying to use WSH in place of DOS/Batch files.
Thanks for the input!
Use WScript.StdIn
var input=WScript.StdIn.ReadLine();
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I'm using meshio to convert an .inp mesh file into compatible form for Gmsh (.msh file type).Αlthough the conversion (meshio convert input.inp output.msh) generates a .msh file, Gmsh can't read it because it appears unusual characters. Please check the attached .pnj. Does anyone have an idea or even better a solution to fix it?
thanks in advance
output.msh file
I tried to convert the .msh output file into ascii but it did not workded
I'm writing a rails application that needs to run a bat file and enter a password.
Tell me, how can this be done? Thank you!
The bat file:
SET JAVA_HOME=C:\javahome
if NOT DEFINED var (set /P var="password: ")
This answer should help you. That should work for Windows too.
Use Open3 like this:
output, status = Open3.capture2("script.bat", :stdin_data => my_secret_password)
I am a total noob to LUA.
I need a script that will just copy a file path as text to the clipboard. That's it. I absolutely cannot figure it out. I keep getting the error:
attempt to call a nil value (global 'set_clipboard')
Here is the file path I am trying to copy to the clipboard:
D:_Google Drive_Acting\VO\Room Tone\roomtone.wav
This must be a simple script, right?
For Windows you can do this:
filename = 'my_filename.txt'
io.popen('clip','w'):write(filename):close()
There is no built-in function for that.
In Mac OS, you can do this
function set_clipboard(text)
io.popen('pbcopy','w'):write(text):close()
end
Apparently, in Windows you can use clip instead of pbcopy. I don't know about Linux.
What is the easiest way to read a text file into an ACE_TCHAR* (or ACE_TString) ? is it possible to read a file with ACE_OS::read() or ACE_OS::fread()?
You can use regular ACE_OS::read(), see ACE_wrappers/examples/APG/Processes/Spawn.cpp, operation dumpRun()
I have managed to read a file by
Files.copy(Paths.get(file.toURI()), System.out);
How do I write a sequence of characters to a file? I see no effect from
Files.copy(new ByteArrayInputStream(content.getBytes()), Paths.get(file.getName()))
and it looks ugly.
I have succeeded this way
Files.write(Paths.get(file.getName()), content.getBytes());