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问题 I've made an account at aws, created a bucket and upload some files. I've set the bucket as an static web page and i can access to the files using the url, but now, when i get into the AWS console and into the S3 service i can't see my bucket, all I see is a message saying "An unexpected error occurred". Any suggestions? I've got no bills pendings. Thanks in advance! 回答1: I had the same problem, but after deactivating CORS plugin (on Chrome) it started to work again. 回答2: I confirm that

问题 I am writing a Java application that uses both Scanner and Console to get input from the user. I would like to add command history support so that the user can use the ARROW KEYS to search previous inputs (similar to a terminal). Is there a way to do this? Right now, when I use either the Scanner or the Console , I get weird symbols like ^[[A when pressing the arrow keys. I have read about KeyListener and KeyEvent , but my application does not use a GUI. Thanks! 回答1: Good question - +1'd. On

问题 I am writing a Java application that uses both Scanner and Console to get input from the user. I would like to add command history support so that the user can use the ARROW KEYS to search previous inputs (similar to a terminal). Is there a way to do this? Right now, when I use either the Scanner or the Console , I get weird symbols like ^[[A when pressing the arrow keys. I have read about KeyListener and KeyEvent , but my application does not use a GUI. Thanks! 回答1: Good question - +1'd. On

问题 I am making a small console game and I have a player class with private integers for the stats and a private string for the name. What I want to do is to ask the user for their name, and store that into the private name variable in the player class. I got an error stating: error: no match for 'operator>>' (operand types are 'std::istream {aka std::basic_istream<char>}' and 'void') Here is my code: main.cpp #include "Player.h" #include <iostream> #include <string> using namespace std; int main

问题 I am making a small console game and I have a player class with private integers for the stats and a private string for the name. What I want to do is to ask the user for their name, and store that into the private name variable in the player class. I got an error stating: error: no match for 'operator>>' (operand types are 'std::istream {aka std::basic_istream<char>}' and 'void') Here is my code: main.cpp #include "Player.h" #include <iostream> #include <string> using namespace std; int main

问题 I've done some research on this and found somewhat similar questions but none answer what I'm really looking for. I understand how to create and use processes with the multiprocessing module. But when I create a new process, I would like to spawn a new console window just for the use of that process, for printing and so on, so that the child processes don't share the parent process's console window. Is there a way of doing that with the multiprocessing module? 回答1: If you're going to spawn a

问题 I've done some research on this and found somewhat similar questions but none answer what I'm really looking for. I understand how to create and use processes with the multiprocessing module. But when I create a new process, I would like to spawn a new console window just for the use of that process, for printing and so on, so that the child processes don't share the parent process's console window. Is there a way of doing that with the multiprocessing module? 回答1: If you're going to spawn a

问题 My .NET 5 console application registers a HandlerRoutine by using SetConsoleCtrlHandler, so it can do some cleanup before exiting. This allows me to react to CTRL+C / CTRL+BREAK , ALT+F4 and the console being closed using the X button. Sadly, the HandlerRoutine doesn't get called when Task Manager tries to terminate the application after clicking End Task in the Process tab, even though the documentation for HandlerRoutine states the following regarding CTRL_CLOSE_EVENT : A signal that the

问题 I am working an a VB.NET console application which automatically downloads textfiles from different websites. So far I've been using My.Computer.Network.DownloadFile(url, local_path, username, password) and it works fine - but there is one website which uses cookies. Under normal circumstances I have to manually visit the website in my browser, login by entering my credentials into a login form, press the "Log in" button and then there is a link which lets me download the file. If I use this

问题 I am working an a VB.NET console application which automatically downloads textfiles from different websites. So far I've been using My.Computer.Network.DownloadFile(url, local_path, username, password) and it works fine - but there is one website which uses cookies. Under normal circumstances I have to manually visit the website in my browser, login by entering my credentials into a login form, press the "Log in" button and then there is a link which lets me download the file. If I use this