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问题 I'm trying to write git pre-commit hook script, it should write date of commit at the begining of modified files. My problem is that i can't add modified files to previous commit. When i trying invoke git commit again it runs recursive. How i can write script, which append time of modification at the end of modified files? My code: #!/bin/bash files_modified=`git diff-index --name-only HEAD` for f in $files_modified; do if [[ $f == *.groovy ]]; then $line = $(head -1 f) if [[ $line == "/%%*"

问题 Is there a way to detect if the windows/os language changed even when my app is not in focus? So far I was able to achieve what I wanted only if the app was focused using: string language = ""; System.Windows.Input.InputLanguageManager.Current.InputLanguageChanged += new System.Windows.Input.InputLanguageEventHandler((sender, e) => { language = e.NewLanguage.DisplayName; MessageBox.Show(language); }); But as you can understand, this is not exactly what I want.. I was thinking about other

问题 What are some useful Mercurial hooks that you have come across? A few example hooks are located in the Mercurial book: acl bugzilla notify check for whitespace I personally don't find these very useful. I would like to see: Reject Multiple Heads Reject Changegroups with merges (useful if you want users to always rebase) Reject Changegroups with merges, unless commit message has special string Automatic links to Fogbugz or TFS (similar to bugzilla hook) Blacklist, would deny pushes that had

问题 I'm trying to write a post commit hook script for svn to export repository to team foundation server. (So when you commit a code, that latest version of the code gets copied to team foundation repo ) Only language I use is C++ and C and I have never written a script. Can anybody give me step by step instruction for this? which language to use, what to read etc... along with some example code possibly ?? Is it possible to write a hook script with c++? or should I learn how to use python or

问题 Take for instance this function (viewed in Ollydbg debugger) The first PUSH EBP instruction is the start for a void* f(int32_t n) (idk what it returns, just guessing void*), I know that the input parameter n is at the stack, and that EBP+8 is a pointer to that variable, i guess it would be like int* n=(int*)(uint32_t(EBP)+0x08); /*assuming EBP is a void* and sizeof(EBP)==sizeof(uint32_t)==sizeof(void*) and that the +8 math is the same in c++ uint32_t and x86 assembly..*/ I want to make a hook

问题 Is any way to setup pre-commit hooks on the client side with an svn client, for example through eclipse or a command line svn client ? 回答1: No. But you can alias your own script to svn, so it gets called every time you type svn . The script then calls actual svn. How about that? 回答2: Not sure if it's any help in your particular case, but TortoiseSVN (on Windows) supports client-side hooks. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4798201/client-side-pre-commit-hooks-in-subversion

问题 I can correctly setup up a windows hook, but I get confused by the line in MSDN that says "Calling the CallNextHookEx function to chain to the next hook procedure is optional, but it is highly recommended; otherwise, other applications that have installed hooks will not receive hook notifications and may behave incorrectly as a result. You should call CallNextHookEx unless you absolutely need to prevent the notification from being seen by other applications.". I want to be a good programming

问题 This is the code for my keyhooking class, but it doesn't work. I was wondering if someone can tell me why? I'm instansiating it in another Console application. The debug message gives the proper output, but the keyboard hook simply doesn't catch keys. I was hoping if someone could tell me why. namespace GlobalHooks { public class InterceptKeys { private const int WH_KEYBOARD_LL = 13; private const int WM_KEYDOWN = 0x0100; private static IntPtr _hookID = IntPtr.Zero; private static String

问题 Is there a way to detect which programs or modules are listening to a keyboard hook? By Sysinternals maybe? 回答1: This blog post has instructions: http://zairon.wordpress.com/2006/12/06/any-application-defined-hook-procedure-on-my-machine/ 回答2: It largely depends on what level of abstraction are you obtaining your key presses. For maximum detection you could use hardware directly or go as low as possible (some hooks work at HW driver-level). For security purposes, you could also use a virtual

问题 Is it possible to hook into thread termination on Windows? IOW, I would like to be notified if a thread inside the process (not interested in other processes and their threads) has terminated (either normally or - more important - forcefully). Alternatively, hooking into thread creation would also do. Rationale: I have a library that manages some information on per-thread basis (think of it as a process-wide per-thread cache for some information). When a thread is terminated I have to remove