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This is the Linux version of this question . Does anyone have a method for forcing a page refresh on firefox from the command-line? geekQ You can use xdotool for automation. Install on Ubuntu with sudo aptitude install xdotool Then you can search for windows and send keys or mouse events, see man xdotool for the full documentation. I use following script on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS during development: WID=`xdotool search --name "Mozilla Firefox" | head -1` xdotool windowactivate $WID xdotool key F5 See also the xdotool project site and my full blog post . The best solution I've found so far.. Install

I would like to port this question to Python (Windows + Linux + Mac Os) How to create ASCII animation in Windows Console application using C#? Thank you! Philip Daubmeier I just ported my example with the animated gif to ASCII animation from my answer here to python. You will need to install the pyglet library from here , as python unfortunately has no built-in animated-gif support. Hope you like it :) import pyglet, sys, os, time def animgif_to_ASCII_animation(animated_gif_path): # map greyscale to characters chars = ('#', '#', '@', '%', '=', '+', '*', ':', '-', '.', ' ') clear_console =

How do I change the font in my C++ Windows console app? It doesn't seem to use the font cmd.exe uses by default (Lucida Console). When I run my app through an existing cmd.exe (typing name.exe) it looks like this: http://dathui.mine.nu/konsol3.png which is entierly correct. But when I run my app seperatly (double-click the .exe) it looks like this: http://dathui.mine.nu/konsol2.png . Same code, two different looks. So now I wonder how I can change the font so it always looks correctly regardless of how it's run. EDIT: Ok, some more information. When I just use this little snippet:

Possible Duplicate: How can i inject dependencies to Symfony Console commands? I want to make console application, which changes some records from the database (using Cron, every hour). How to get Doctrine ORM instance here? In casual controller, I do this: $this->getDoctrine(); Vitalii Zurian If you extend from ContainerAwareCommand you should be able to get your service $this->getContainer()->get('doctrine'); Here is similar question 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11709391/how-to-get-doctrine-orm-instance-in-symfony2-console-application

I've got a C# console app running on Windows Server 2003 whose purpose is to read a table called Notifications and a field called "NotifyDateTime" and send an email when that time is reached. I have it scheduled via Task Scheduler to run hourly, check to see if the NotifyDateTime falls within that hour, and then send the notifications. It seems like because I have the notification date/times in the database that there should be a better way than re-running this thing every hour. Is there a lightweight process/console app I could leave running on the server that reads in the day's notifications