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问题 I am trying to mark tests as pass/failed through a rest API (Zephyr) while my testcafe tests are running. I was wondering if it's possible in the after or afterEach hook to know if the test passed/failed so that I can run some script based on the result. Something like: test(...) .after(async t => { if(testFailed === true) { callApi('my test failed'); } }) 回答1: I see two ways in which to solve your task. First, do not subscribe to the after hook, but create your own reporter or modify the

问题 Global Windows hooks must be in a DLL because the hook is going to be called in the context of a different process, so the hook procedure's code must be injected into that process. However, there are limitations: SetWindowsHookEx can be used to inject a DLL into another process. A 32-bit DLL cannot be injected into a 64-bit process, and a 64-bit DLL cannot be injected into a 32-bit process. If an application requires the use of hooks in other processes, it is required that a 32-bit

问题 I wish to build my own application which can send keyboard commands(messages) to the Windows OS. For example when I press the combination ctrl+shift+n, I wish to launch the notepad.exe . How can I do that? Do you have some advice for me about the concept used. I've read that is possible when are used keyboard hooks? That's the only way? Do you know a free and open-source application which does this as simple is possible? 回答1: Your particular example can be done without any programming at all,

问题 Other than for app launch shortcuts, which should only be provided by the O/S, what are the legitimate uses of things like Windows keyboard hooks? It seems to me that we only have problems with things like key loggers because operating systems provide hooks to do things that should not be permitted by anyone under any condition except the O/S kernel itself. EDIT: OK, so given some legitimate places where they may be required, should not the O/S provide a high level ability to globally turn

问题 is there some way to run code on termination, no matter what kind termination (abnormal,normal,uncaught exception etc.)? I know its actually possible in Java, but is it even possible in C++? Im assuming a windows environment. 回答1: No -- if somebody invokes TerminateProcess , your process will be destroyed without further adieu, and (in particular) without any chance to run any more code in the process of shutting down. 回答2: For normal closing applciation I would suggest atexit() 回答3: One good

问题 im having a bit of trouble writing a keyboard hook in C++. I can read keystrokes but im trying to using ToUnicodeEx() to convert keystrokes when shift key is pressed. In the code i have so far i have i = ToUnicodeEx(keyboard.vkCode, keyboard.scanCode, (PBYTE)&keyState, (LPWSTR)&keybuff, sizeof(keybuff) / 16, 0,keyboardlayout); MessageBox(MainnhWnd,keybuff, L"message", MB_OK | MB_ICONEXCLAMATION); with this 'MessageBox' line when I press Shift+2 i get two message boxes pops up, the first is

问题 the last days I read alot of posts with the same problem. Some with an solution, but nothing worked for me. After updating to 6.9.0 through the update-script, when I push, I get POST git-receive-pack (896 bytes) remote: /usr/local/lib/ruby/2.0.0/net/protocol.rb:158:in `rescue in rbuf_fill': Net::ReadTimeout (Net::ReadTimeout)[K remote: from /usr/local/lib/ruby/2.0.0/net/protocol.rb:152:in `rbuf_fill'[K remote: from /usr/local/lib/ruby/2.0.0/net/protocol.rb:134:in `readuntil'[K remote: from

问题 I'm attempting to create a script to chmod the repo files to a new group after a push occurs. To test hooks, I created a hook that creates a file in /tmp/ just to check that the hook is working. It is not however. What I've done so far: First I created a script (~/.gitolite/hooks/common/update.secondary), then ran gl-setup [pubkey]. After numerous tries doing this, I checked the main hooks directory (/var/gitolite/hook/common/) and the script was not there. After that I put the script

问题 I'm using Ember CLI 1.13 and I'm attempting to create a router mixin in an addon that binds to the willTransition hook, but the issue I'm encountering is not limited to this event. At this point the mixin looks like such: import Ember from 'ember'; export default Ember.Mixin.create({ genericFunction: function(transition) { console.log('--- generic function ---'); }.on('willTransition') }); When attempting to run the dummy app utilising the mixin, I get the following error: Uncaught TypeError:

问题 I've done a lot of searching around with no real solution (to my own problem) so I thought I'd ask here. I'm designing a kiosk-like program that prevents the user from using task keys (alt+tab, alt+esc, ctrl+esc, etc) while the program is running. Note I'm a novice programmer thus I'd want to stay away from separate dll handling if I can. Particularly, I have went to this site http://support.microsoft.com/kb/226359/en-us for the code. A simplified part of my code looks like this at the top: