console-application

I'm writing a batch file that launch an application. app.exe After the application is launched, I'm getting a list of options in the console, and the program waits for input, for example: a: start session b: end session c: end How do I make the batch type a ? David R Tribble Other than using echo as @npclaudiu suggested, you could also write the expected input to a text file and then have the app read the file: app.exe <input.txt This works if the app expects more than one line of input. First, make sure if the application supports command line arguments. For example, at your command prompt,

I've tried nearly every example for scripts I can find. Every sample opens the terminal for a split second. Even this closes as soon as input is entered. Is this normal? var rl = require('readline'); var prompts = rl.createInterface(process.stdin, process.stdout); prompts.question("How many servings of fruits and vegetables do you eat each day? ", function (servings) { var message = ''; if (servings < 5) { message = "Since you're only eating " + servings + " right now, you might want to start eating " + (5 - servings) + " more."; } else { message = "Excellent, your diet is on the right track!"

I have a C# console application, and I was trying to do some ASCII art within it. However, some of the characters I wanted to use are Unicode. So, I was searching the internet/SO and couldn't find a consolidated answer on how to set the console to be Unicode in a C# console application. TDLR: How do I set the console in a C# console application to be Unicode? Edit: I did find this post after searching for something not related to this question. Michael Yanni It turns out that there are multiple things you need to set up in order to make the console display Unicode characters. Set the console

When a console application is started from another console application, how does console ownership work? I see four possibilities: The second application inherits the console from the first application for its lifetime, with the console returning to the original owner on exit. Each application has its own console. Windows then somehow merges the content of the two into what the "console" visible to the user The second application get a handle to the console that belongs to the first application. The console is placed into shared memory and both applications have equal "ownership" It's quite

This seems basic but Im finding this quite trivial. Simply how would you recommend setting a global variable with a static class (i.e. console-application)? To give you a little more background the main method is calling some custom eventhandlers that I hope to get / set the variables. Any ideas or suggestions you have is appreciated. Simplest way is public static Object MyGlobalVariable; which creates a public static field. A little better is: public static Object MyGlobalVariable { get; set; } Which creates a public static property. There are no global variables in C#. A variable is always

So I sepnt the better part of the night trying to figure this out. I was fortunate to get introduced to the parallel.foreach yesterday and it works like I want it to do except from one detail. I have the following: Parallel.ForEach(data, (d) => { try { MyMethod(d, measurements); } catch (Exception e) { // logg } }); Within the method "MyMethod" I have alot of logic that gets done and most of it is fine but I make api calls where I fetch data and I use async task for this to be able to use "await" in order for the code to wait untill that specific part gets executed and then move on: private