Try using “$ django-admin startproject myproject”, the myproject should be the folder that contains your project. If that doesn’t work try checking this website: https://www.tutorialspoint.com/django/django_creating_project.htm And follow the steps. 1 solved How to create django project [closed]
You’re going to have to start the Minecraft service process from your .NET application. Whatever you’ve got now in the batch file you’re using, you can duplicate that in the Process start code in C#, or you can just have your C# code run the batch file. If you want a config file providing startup … Read more
Can be as follows, using regular expressions in PowerShell. [regex]::Matches((Get-Content source.txt), “<h4>(.+?)</h4>”) | foreach{$_.Groups[1].Value} | OUt-File -FilePath “result.txt” 1 solved Find and save all words between 2 specific phrase in a large text file [closed]
In cmd python shows python 2.7 installed but when I write python2 it shows that it isn’t recognized as a internal file or command [duplicate] solved In cmd python shows python 2.7 installed but when I write python2 it shows that it isn’t recognized as a internal file or command [duplicate]
I just compiled this code and it worked perfectly fine, It may be a issue when you are exporting it make sure you are exporting the file as a runnable JAR file, if you don’t it wont export the necessary documentation defining where the main class is. in Eclipse you can do this by going … Read more
Simple Google search for “copy replace gui powershell” presented this as second option Found at http://blog.backslasher.net/copying-files-in-powershell-using-windows-explorer-ui.html function Copy-ItemUsingExplorer{ param( [string]$source, [string]$destination, [int]$CopyFlags ) $objShell = New-Object -ComObject ‘Shell.Application’ $objFolder = $objShell.NameSpace((gi $destination).FullName) $objFolder.CopyHere((gi $source).FullName,$CopyFlags.ToString(‘{0:x}’)) } Copy-ItemUsingExplorer -source C:\Users\Default\Desktop\End -destination C:\Users\Default\Desktop\Start 6 solved How to a copy file with versioning with cmd or PowerShell? [closed]
The hardest part of this is to run a .bat file as admin automatically, without even right-clicking on it. You need to save this code as a .bat file: @ECHO OFF :: this tests if the file is running as admin >nul 2>&1 “%SYSTEMROOT%\system32\cacls.exe” “%SYSTEMROOT%\system32\config\system” if ‘%errorlevel%’ NEQ ‘0’ (GOTO askAdmin) GOTO gotAdmin :askAdmin >nul … Read more
[replaced code using not-really-there asterisks in sample data.] [powershell v5.1] this will match any line that contains “login” and then extract the requested info using basic string operators. i tried to use regex, but got bogged down in the pattern matching. [blush] regex would almost certainly be faster, but this is easier for me to … Read more
Change below line and try myProcess.StartInfo.UseShellExecute = true; 0 solved My program by C# doesn’t want to open file by Windows Explorer [closed]
You have to create your service (which you can see by clicking right start menu bar and task manager). To create your service you have to open cmd as an adminstrator. Then write cd where/your/ sql/bin/. After that, write mysqld -install – you should see service succesfully installed. Go to services from task manager, find … Read more
Is it normal: The normal way to call python scripts is: python script_name.py ARGS, so if what you pasted is made intentionally, it is not normal. How to interpret the CMD call: The thing you added is running file1 with the arguments -D python dir2/file2 and then redirecting STDOUT to script.py So to gain any … Read more
Here is a basic script that will allow the user to input the IP they wish to PING. After the script runs, it will pause then loop back to user input again. Furthermore, the script will detect if a host exist’s or not, prompt the user, then loop back to user input. The command your … Read more
I found some info in link below.solution Using wmi classes we can take info from our monitors, then for each monitor takes values from fields and write it to file. $Monitors = Get-WmiObject WmiMonitorID -Namespace root\wmi $LogFile = “d:\monitors.txt” “Manufacturer,Name,Serial” | Out-File $LogFile ForEach ($Monitor in $Monitors) { $Manufacturer = ($Monitor.ManufacturerName|where {$_ -ne 0}|ForEach{[char]$_}) -join … Read more
I manged to find a way. But for those who need help: foreach (var srcPath in Directory.GetFiles(tmppath)) { //To customize for yourself: //replace “tmppath” with what ever you want File.Move(srcPath, srcPath+”.jpg”); } solved Rename in bulk C# [closed]
“what should i do?” You simply do this (using the std::system() function): #include <cstdlib> // … if(i == 1) { std::system(“ROBOCOPY D:/folder1 D:/folder2 /S /E”); } else if(i == 2) { std::system(“ROBOCOPY D:/folder3 D:/folder4 /S /E”); } Note that for string literals like “D:\folder3”, you’ll need to escape ‘\’ characters, with another ‘\’: “D:\\folder3”. Or … Read more