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问题 Closed. This question does not meet Stack Overflow guidelines. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 16 days ago . Improve this question The flash player was "killed" by adobe in 2020. But I need to use it. I need to use flash in my progect, but adobe stops me. Can I get a working copy of flash player? Editing of mms.cfg works, but I can allow only few websites. I need to unlock flash for ALL sites

问题 I'm trying to create an Ant target to convert all line endings in a project to CRLF <target name="eol-conversion"> <echo message="Converting EOL" /> <property name="workspace.root" location="../../.." /> <property name="theproject" location="${workspace.root}/theproject" /> <echo message="${theproject}" /> <fixcrlf srcdir="${theproject}" includes="**/*.fileext" eol="crlf" /> </target> It finds the target directory ok, but it changes all occurrences of (£) to (�) when I run the target. I'm

问题 Can I silently change end of line sequence in VSCode? Something like this: vscode.commands.executeCommand("workbench.action.editor.changeEOL", "LF"); 回答1: You can add this line to your user preferences settings (CTRL + ,): "files.eol": "\n" 回答2: On the bottom right of vs code it will say lf or crlf. Click there and it will give an option to change.see pic of vs code 回答3: The solution is: editor.edit(builder => { builder.setEndOfLine(vscode.EndOfLine.LF); }) 来源： https://stackoverflow.com

问题 Can I silently change end of line sequence in VSCode? Something like this: vscode.commands.executeCommand("workbench.action.editor.changeEOL", "LF"); 回答1: You can add this line to your user preferences settings (CTRL + ,): "files.eol": "\n" 回答2: On the bottom right of vs code it will say lf or crlf. Click there and it will give an option to change.see pic of vs code 回答3: The solution is: editor.edit(builder => { builder.setEndOfLine(vscode.EndOfLine.LF); }) 来源： https://stackoverflow.com

问题 I've seen answers to the questions, but those answers are not from a windows perspective from what I can tell. Windows uses CR LF, Unix uses LF, Mac uses LF and classic mac uses something else. I don't have the brainpower to tell that somehow, if a file is using a different line ending than what I am typing, I get errors when trying to run the script/program which frankly, don't make much sense. After conversion, the script works just fine. Is there anyway to preemptively check what line

问题 I have a problem with files which are seen as modified after a fresh git clone. Usecase in my repo: all text files shall have eol=LF , except *.txt files which shall have eol=CRLF . Here's how .gitattributes looks like: * text=auto *.txt text eol=crlf *.png binary *.jpg binary *.bmp binary Here's my tests: Test 1 new repo with 2 .txt files (LF.txt and CRLF.txt) LF.txt : eol=LF (end of line is LF in the whole file) CRLF.txt : eol=CRLF (end of line is CRLF in the whole file) add, commit, push

问题 I'm trying to find LF characters that appear between double quotes. The text file I'm searching has field-value pairs in this format msgid "text 1" msgstr "text 2" I'm trying to find if LF characters appear within text 1 or text 2 strings. I have tried "[^"\r\n]*\n[^"\r\n]*" but it just picks up " msgstr " 回答1: This regex : if ($subject =~ m/"([^"\r\n]*?[\r\n]+[^"\r\n]*?)"\s*$/m) { $result = $1; } When applied to these strings : msgid "text 1 " msgstr "text 2" msgstr "something with new line"

问题 Sometimes people inadvertently change the eol style when committing codes. How to let git stop them from doing that? I've searched this topic and found out that most answers focused on how to turn files into a specific eol style. But I don't want this behavior. I just want committers to comply with the eol style of the original files, either \n or \r\n. Can git do that? 回答1: I just need to force committers to comply with the original eol style that the author has chosen. That is to say,

问题 I'm writing a series of SQL statements to a file using python. The template string looks like: store_insert = '\tinsert stores (storenum, ...) values (\'%s\', ...)' I'm writing to the file like so: for line in source: line = line.rstrip() fields = line.split('\t') script.write(store_insert % tuple(fields)) script.write(os.linesep) However, in the resulting output, I see \r\r\n at the end of each line, rather than \r\n as I would expect. Why? 回答1: \n is converted to os.linesep for files opened