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I am working one of my project with laravel 5. During the implementation i got struct with one issue which is related to command and handler. I used artisan command to generate command php artisan make:command TestCommand --handler I generated command at app/commands folder "TestCommand.php" <?php namespace App\Commands; use App\Commands\Command; class TestCommand extends Command { public $id; public $name; public function __construct($id, $name) { $this->id = $id; $this->name = $name; } } Also my TestCommandHandler.php looks like this <?php namespace App\Handlers\Commands; use App\Commands

I'm looking for a simple bash command to search for a phrase in filenames, directory names, and within text of all files. It should return a list of files and directories. Ideally, I'd like the option to pipe it to a file like > myfiles.txt Something like: find 'my key phrase' find 'my key phrase' > mylist.txt would return: /home/stuff/filewithmykeyphraseinit.txt /home/stuff/a filename with my key phrase.doc /home/stuff/a directory with my key phrase/another subdirectory/ EDIT: I'm getting a lot of great suggestions I'm currently testing. One issue: is there a way to make these case

This is a follow-up to my question about using multi-line regex in Vim . A quick explanation: I have blocks of text tagged with #tags and separated by a blank line. I want to filter out all blocks that include a specific tag. I was helped with regex here (thanks!), so I constructed the following command: command -nargs=1 TagSearch g/^\(.\+\n\)\{-}.*#<args>.*/y a | vnew | put a | %s/^#.*<args>.*\n/&\r Hence, doing a :TagSearch tag should: Search for the #tag , paste all corresponding Text Blocks into a new vertical buffer, Add a blank line between the Text Blocks in the new buffer. Q1 : When I

Does anyone has a short list with most used git commands? Not the complete manual, but only what I approximately need daily. I'm new and would like a small list to put under my screen. This to pickup git faster. That's all folks! This is what I came up with. I have printed this out, and it helps me getting started with git commands: git init git status git log --summary git add file.txt git add '*.txt' : add all files, also in subfolders git rm file.txt : remove file git rm -r foldername: remove file and folders recursively git commit -m "Descriptive text of the change" git remote add origin

What I'm currently doing with my Server and Client is sending commands between them using simple strings to bytes. What it comes down to is basically this (to send a message to the server as an example): byte[] outStream = System.Text.Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes("$msg:Test Message"); serverStream.Write(outStream, 0, outStream.Length); And the recieving end encodes back to a string. It recognizes the command by doing this: recievedstring.Split(':')[0] and assuming that recievedstring.Split(':')[1] is the argument. If a user entered a colon in their message then it would cut off there. I feel like

I have a string property in my ViewModel/Datacontext and want a simple button that copies its contents to the clipboard. Is this possible to do from XAML, or I do I need to handle the button click event (or use an ICommand) to accomplish this? I thought the following would work, but my button is always greyed out: <Button Width="100" Content="Copy" Command="ApplicationCommands.Copy" CommandTarget="{Binding MyStringProperty}"/> The ApplicationCommands are expecting to be in a Toolbar or Menu which will give them FocusScope based on RoutedUICommands. If your button is outside a Toolbar or Menu,