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We always run our tests off of settings_test, like so: ./manage.py test someapp --settings=settings_test. The problem is that it's sometimes problematic to remember to add the option. I'd like to introduce a common app that just has the management command test.py. Depending on it's placement in the INSTALLED_APPS setting, it will override the default. Inside the command itself, I'd like to change the default of the --settings option. How can I do that? I am aware that I can create a local.py file that is similar to manage.py but with settings_test instead of settings. However, the point is to

EDIT: The code now works! Here's how I did it: package me.nrubin29.jterminal; import javax.swing.*; import javax.swing.filechooser.FileSystemView; import javax.swing.text.SimpleAttributeSet; import javax.swing.text.StyleConstants; import java.awt.*; import java.awt.event.KeyEvent; import java.awt.event.KeyListener; import java.io.*; import java.util.ArrayList; public class JTerminal extends JFrame { private JTextPane area = new JTextPane(); private JTextField input = new JTextField("Input"); private SimpleAttributeSet inputSAS = new SimpleAttributeSet(), output = new SimpleAttributeSet(),

I have the batch file which has the command to call second.bat file. It will produce single line of output when it called. I want to store that line into variable. CALL second.bat I have tried using the following lines of commands but no use FOR /F "tokens=* USEBACKQ" %%F IN ('COMMAND') do SET result=%%F FOR /F "tokens=1 delims= " %%A IN ('COMMAND') DO SET NumDocs=%%A I don't know what to replace with COMMAND Joey As the help will tell you, COMMAND should be the command you want to run and get the output of. So in your case second.bat . At least it works for me: @echo off FOR /F "tokens=*" %%F

I tried updating an APK using this code: Process process; process = Runtime.getRuntime().exec(new String[] {"su", "-c", "pm install -r -d"+MyApk.apk}); but it does not work. This works well when I use it with adb like: adb shell su -c pm install -r -d /system/app/Community-debug.apk It also works fine if it has to ask for user permission in order to install like using the intent method. Your application would need to run as System user to access this level of commands. It cannot be done in any way if your app is distributed using standard channels, e.g. Google Play, installing from SD card, or

Premise: It is recommended that in CQRS+DDD+ES style applications use task based screens, these screens guide the user and capture intent. These task screens can also be referred to as Inductive User Interface . Some examples of UI design guidelines that can help you create mondern, user-friendly apps: Microsoft Inductive User Interface Guidelines and, Index of UX guidelines The way I understand it, the tasks , generally speaking, should line up with Commands or Functions waiting on the Server. For example, if the User makes a change to the Customer's [first name], generally speaking this

I'm using apache command line library and I want to execute from java program git stash list --format=%gd:%at:%B --grep="some text with space" this is the code commandLine.addArgument( "--grep=\"" + filter+"\"", false); it is run on windows without any problem but on linux does not. If i execute the command from terminal it is execute correctly I also tried to let apache library to put quoting commandLine.addArgument( "--grep=" + filter); but i get fatal: bad revision '"--grep=text message"' VonC While there is a bug around quotes managements in Common Exec , this answers suggests : // When

I am writing a vim function to insert some text in a c++ file, please see the following function: function! InsertDebugInfo() let i = line('.') call append(i+1, '#ifdef DEBUG') call append(i+2, 'std::cout << "" << std::endl;') call append(i+3, '#endif') call append(i+4, '') call cursor(i+3, 0) endfunction In normal mode, I use == to re-indent one code line. My question is how to call == in the above function. Furthermore, how to execute the command such as 2f" which move the cursor to the second " . To indent, you can just use normal == To find also you can use normal 2f" or even shorter norm