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I just upgraded Git. I'm on Git version 1.8.3. This morning I tried to unstash a change 1 deep in the stack. I ran git stash pop stash@{1} and got this error. fatal: ambiguous argument 'stash@1': unknown revision or path not in the working tree. Use '--' to separate paths from revisions, like this: 'git [...] -- [...]' I've tried about 20+ variations on this as well as using apply instead of pop with no success. What's changed? Anyone else encounter this? Bob Gilmore As pointed out previously, the curly braces may require escaping or quoting depending on your OS, shell, etc. See " stash@{1} is

I've this string which will be part of an XML/XML Node: string a = "<Node a=\"a\"[\"\"/>"; I need only the attribute quotes to be escaped so that it becomes a= "Node a=\"a&qout;[&qout;\"/>"; I'm using C#, .NET 2.0. The link you found was correct, it just had to be adapted to C#. Here is the conversion : using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Text; namespace RegEx { class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { string text = "<Node a=\"a\"[\"\" b=\"b\"[\"\"/> <Node2 a=\"a\"[\"\" b=\"b\"[\"\"/>"; string regEx = "(\\s+[\\w:.-]+\\s*=\\s*\")(([^\"]*)((\")((?!\\s+[\\w:.-]+\

I want the following line inside a *.tex file to be printed "as is": while (tmp[0] == '\r' || tmp[0] == '\n') {tmp++;} When I wrap it in a \verb command like this: \verb"while (tmp[0] == '\r' || tmp[0] == '\n') {tmp++;}" it doesn't work, and I get: ! Undefined control sequence. All other google answers are so complicated. Surely, there's got to be an easy way to do this, right? Thanks! EDIT: Here is the minimal counter example requested in the comments: %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% % document class: beamer % %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% \documentclass{beamer} %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% % no

This is similar to How to escape reserved words in Hibernate's HQL . But I use JPA, so the solution isn't applicable. So, how can I escape HQL keywords in JPA? Example query: ( count is the offending.) em.createQuery("INSERT INTO Count (id, count) SELECT 1, ?").setParameter(1, id).executeUpdate(); There's this jira HHH-3811 , still open. Not sure if relevant since it's about SQL keywords, not HQL keywords. You could try something like this: em.createQuery("INSERT INTO Count c (c.id, c.count) SELECT 1, ?").setParameter(1, id).executeUpdate(); That should make it clear to JPA that you mean

I'm currently writing a program that processes PPM files (P6 type, not P3) The problem is that some images have the byte 0x1b which, according to the ascii table is known as 'ESC' The following is pretty much my code: // all the includes there, , , ... int main(void) { FILE *finput; int number[7]; char r, g, b; finput = fopen("my.ppm", "r"); /* The code where I read the P6 numRows numColumns 255\n ...Lets assume that part works well */ while(!feof(finput)) { num[0] = fscanf(finput, "%c", &r); // the "num[] = " part is for debugging num[1] = fscanf(finput, "%c", &g); num[2] = fscanf(finput, "%c

Am using opencsv 2.3 and it does not appear to be dealing with escape characters as I expect. I need to be able to handle an escaped separator in a CSV file that does not use quoting characters. Sample test code: CSVReader reader = new CSVReader(new FileReader("D:/Temp/test.csv"), ',', '"', '\\'); String[] nextLine; while ((nextLine = reader.readNext()) != null) { for (String string : nextLine) { System.out.println("Field [" + string + "]."); } } and the csv file: first field,second\,field and the output: Field [first field]. Field [second]. Field [field]. Note that if I change the csv to