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问题 This answer teaches how to do custom bash commands inside git aliases, and this article (One weird trick for powerful Git aliases) teaches it beautifully. However, it doesn't seem to work when I alias internal git commands. How can I replace internal git commands with custom scripts? Ex: I have a custom python script: custom_script.py print("hello") In my project_name/.git/config file I add this alias: [alias] statuss = "!f() { \ python3 custom_script.py && git status; \ }; f" I then run git

问题 extern alias dll1; extern alias dll2; ... public void DoStuff1(){ dll1::NameSpace.Class.Method(); } public void DoStuff2(){ dll2::NameSpace.Class.Method(); } What I'd like to be able to do is: public void DoStuff(alias a){ a::NameSpace.Class.Method(); } alias does not appear to be usable like this. Addendum: dll1 and dll2 are different versions of the same dll. 回答1: Keep code from different aliases in different files, and use partial classes in each file. (Partial classes allow you to write

问题 I'm trying to create a git alias to print all pull requests from the log, in a specific format. However I'm having issues with AWK to remove double spaces. This is the output from git log using this command: git log --merges --grep="pull request" --pretty=format:"[%h] %s %b" [SHA]..HEAD [5c420cb] Merge pull request #001 from repo_name/branch_name Pull request title Piping with the following AWK command I was able to print it as I wanted: awk '{$2=$3=$4=$6=$7=""; gsub(/ +/," ",$0); $2=$2 ":";

问题 I've been writing SQL for a number of years now on various DBMS (Oracle, SQL Server, MySQL, Access etc.) and one thing that has always struck me is the seemingly lack of naming convention when it comes to table & sub-query aliases. I've always read that table alises are the way to go and although I haven't always used them, when I do I'm always stuck between what names to use. I've gone from using descriptive names to single characters such as 't', 's' or 'q' and back again. Take for example

问题 Reading this I understood that you can alias structures (without violating the standard, that is) if they have compatible members, i.e given the following struct: typedef struct { uint32_t a; uint32_t b; } Frizzly; The following would break aliasing rules: uint32_t foo(uint16_t *i) { Frizzly *f = (Frizzly *)i; return f->a; } But the following would not: uint32_t foo(uint32_t *i) { Frizzly *f = (Frizzly *)i; return f->b; } because the "aggregrate type" in question contains types compatible

问题 Just have a quick question on how to add an alias for SublimeText to my ZSH. I've been to their site where they tell you how to do it within bash, but I don't understand how to do it within ZSH. It has been killing me, I just want to open text files from my command prompt. Anyone out there have experience with ZSH where they have created aliases? 回答1: Aliases in zsh are created in the same manner as in bash . alias somealias='something longer' Now somealias will expand to 'something longer'

问题 Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 6 months ago . Create an alias for srm (safe remove), such that everytime srm is used, an interactive rm command runs, e.g. rm –i. This change needs to be made to the necessary configuration files such that the alias is set every time any user logs in. Also show that your alias works. How would i go about doing this? 回答1:

问题 I have a problem in my MySQL command select upper(file_type) as 'ItemType', ponum as 'Policy Number', office as 'Office', fullname as 'FullName', remarks as 'Remarks', concat(x.id, '-',x.file_type) as 'Identification' from (select * from active_tb union select * from processed_tb) as x left join filelocation as y on x.identification = y.f_id I get unknown column x.Identification when trying to execute the query. First I join two different tables, then select the columns I need, then assign an

问题 How can I optimize my SQL code ? I want to add alias. I am using SQL Server Compact Edition. ( ... ) is a SELECT query SELECT * FROM ( ... ) WHERE id IN ( SELECT id FROM ( ... ) GROUP BY id HAVING COUNT( * ) > 1 ) 回答1: I would suggest to use that query only once. You can create a CTE of that query and then write the query as follows: with cte As (....) Select * from cte where id in (select id from cte group by id having count(*) > 1) Hope it helps 回答2: this is another option: SELECT * FROM

问题 In ~/.bash_profile aliases are defined, eg. alias vaguppro='vagrant up --provision What I want is an echo of vagrant up --provision after typing vaguppro in the terminal. Similar to when one types ls -hal in the terminal, then again type !ls . There's an echo of ls -hal in the terminal before execution. SOME SOLUTIONS vaguppro='vagrant up --provision' alias vaguppro='echo $vaguppro && $vaguppro' or andlrc's function solution below. 回答1: You may find this shortcut useful: shell-expand-line (M