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Pipe PuTTY console to Python script

主宰稳场 提交于 2021-02-20 05:15:37
问题 I am trying to launch a PuTTY window that establishes a serial connection, and then have the main cmd window (the one that launched my Python script) control the PuTTY window. The PuTTY window will still be open and showing everything, but I want to disable the stdin on it and just have it get the input from the cmd shell. So I have it successfully launching the PuTTY window, just cant seem to pipe my outputs and inputs like I want. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Code for launching

Pipe PuTTY console to Python script

两盒软妹~` 提交于 2021-02-20 05:10:16
问题 I am trying to launch a PuTTY window that establishes a serial connection, and then have the main cmd window (the one that launched my Python script) control the PuTTY window. The PuTTY window will still be open and showing everything, but I want to disable the stdin on it and just have it get the input from the cmd shell. So I have it successfully launching the PuTTY window, just cant seem to pipe my outputs and inputs like I want. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Code for launching

(Windows 10) GitBash not formatting colors - can't find configuration settings

ⅰ亾dé卋堺 提交于 2021-02-19 05:31:38
问题 Background My GitBash command line is not showing colors or formatting and seems to be escaping characters... e.g. The Entity shortcut name: CarBundle:Car C[K7arBundle8a[K7rBundle8r[K7Bundle8B[K7undle8u[K7ndle8n[K7dle8d[K7le8l[K7e8e[K:[KC[Ka[Kr[K After doing some digging I found this solution: For displaying escaped characters, please try changing Git Bash options for terminal to "xterm-256color" by Right Click on Terminal > Options > Terminal > Type > xterm-256color Question I honestly can't

(Windows 10) GitBash not formatting colors - can't find configuration settings

狂风中的少年 提交于 2021-02-19 05:31:20
问题 Background My GitBash command line is not showing colors or formatting and seems to be escaping characters... e.g. The Entity shortcut name: CarBundle:Car C[K7arBundle8a[K7rBundle8r[K7Bundle8B[K7undle8u[K7ndle8n[K7dle8d[K7le8l[K7e8e[K:[KC[Ka[Kr[K After doing some digging I found this solution: For displaying escaped characters, please try changing Git Bash options for terminal to "xterm-256color" by Right Click on Terminal > Options > Terminal > Type > xterm-256color Question I honestly can't

(Windows 10) GitBash not formatting colors - can't find configuration settings

笑着哭i 提交于 2021-02-19 05:31:16
问题 Background My GitBash command line is not showing colors or formatting and seems to be escaping characters... e.g. The Entity shortcut name: CarBundle:Car C[K7arBundle8a[K7rBundle8r[K7Bundle8B[K7undle8u[K7ndle8n[K7dle8d[K7le8l[K7e8e[K:[KC[Ka[Kr[K After doing some digging I found this solution: For displaying escaped characters, please try changing Git Bash options for terminal to "xterm-256color" by Right Click on Terminal > Options > Terminal > Type > xterm-256color Question I honestly can't

how to copy updated files to new folder and create directory as source if not exist?

柔情痞子 提交于 2021-02-19 04:37:06
问题 I was trying to compare files in 2 folders and copy those new and updated files to a diff folder, for example: newFolder has a\aa.txt (new folder and new file) b\aa.txt b\ab.exe (modified) b\ac.config (new file) aa.txt (modified) ab.exe (new file) ac.config oldFolder has b\aa.txt b\ab.exe aa.txt ac.config In this case, what I expect in diff folder should be: diffFolder a\aa.txt b\ab.exe b\ac.config aa.txt ab.exe So far I have been searching on google and trying different approaches, but still

cmd.exe throws error “& was unexpected at this time.”

痞子三分冷 提交于 2021-02-19 04:18:30
问题 so my problem is that when i just ran cmd.exe in terminal, i get "& was unexpected at this time." Error at the end - looks like this So the problem is that i'm getting erros in Unity 3D when it wants to run the unity_csc.bat file and compile solution. These errors are exactly the same as the one when i just run cmd.exe - therefore i suspect its not an Unity3D based problem (if you want you can check the Unity3D specific thread here https://forum.unity.com/threads/2-empty-errors-in-console-was

cmd.exe throws error “& was unexpected at this time.”

萝らか妹 提交于 2021-02-19 04:15:02
问题 so my problem is that when i just ran cmd.exe in terminal, i get "& was unexpected at this time." Error at the end - looks like this So the problem is that i'm getting erros in Unity 3D when it wants to run the unity_csc.bat file and compile solution. These errors are exactly the same as the one when i just run cmd.exe - therefore i suspect its not an Unity3D based problem (if you want you can check the Unity3D specific thread here https://forum.unity.com/threads/2-empty-errors-in-console-was

cmd.exe throws error “& was unexpected at this time.”

六眼飞鱼酱① 提交于 2021-02-19 04:13:06
问题 so my problem is that when i just ran cmd.exe in terminal, i get "& was unexpected at this time." Error at the end - looks like this So the problem is that i'm getting erros in Unity 3D when it wants to run the unity_csc.bat file and compile solution. These errors are exactly the same as the one when i just run cmd.exe - therefore i suspect its not an Unity3D based problem (if you want you can check the Unity3D specific thread here https://forum.unity.com/threads/2-empty-errors-in-console-was

Get system time accurate to milliseconds in Windows cmd

空扰寡人 提交于 2021-02-19 03:54:05
问题 I'm trying to get the system time accurate to milliseconds in Windows cmd. I know that it's possible to get centisecond accuracy using: echo %time% I've found other questions that are asking the exact same thing but there is no answer that fully answers the question. Here is what I've found so far: This solution is only good for centisecond accuracy (same as what I described above): Print time in a batch file (milliseconds) This solution provides a timer solution but not a print current