escaping

I would like to call the following bash command in MATLAB: grep "Up to" ~/test_linux/vision1.1/log | awk '{print $7}' I use system() in MATLAB, but it turns out to have errors: >> [status string]=system('grep "Up to" ~/test_linux/vision1.1/log | awk '{print $7}' '); ??? [status string]=system('grep "Up to" ~/test_linux/vision1.1/log | awk '{print $7}' '); Error: Unbalanced or unexpected parenthesis or bracket. Do I need to escape some special characters in the bash command as a string in MATLAB? This should work: [status string]=system('grep "Up to" ~/test_linux/vision1.1/log | awk ''{print $7

I want to create a bat file with set variables from another bat file. This is for a startup .bat file that maps network drives and copies some files to the local computer and looks at the system services that needs to run. It also needs to create a log file every time the logon .bat file runs. Here is a sample what I have done. ECHO set SERVER IP=>>"V:\GENESIS\GENESIS INSTALL FILES\GenesisLogonUser.bat" ECHO set DRIVE1=V>>"V:\GENESIS\GENESIS INSTALL FILES\GenesisLogonUser.bat" ECHO set MAPDRIVE1=\\%SERVER IP%\v /P:Yes>>"V:\GENESIS\GENESIS INSTALL FILES\GenesisLogonUser.bat" ECHO net use

I am creating a string formatter in javascript that uses backslashes for escapes. Creating the formatter itself has been pretty easy. My issue is finding the escape characters, and doing the escapes in the formatter. This formatter copies the .Net formatting implementation into Javascript. Based off these notes: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/26etazsy For example: "####\\###".format(123456) == "123#456"; Regex has been problematic because regex negation is not supported in JS. What I'm finding is that I have do to several loops, sometimes within other loops, to account for the escapes

So there's a frame (main app). From here, I open a Modal JDialog and start a background thread working whilst displaying progress (log entries) in a table. This process is critical and should not be stoppable/hideable/closeable, thus why the dialog's close button is de-activated until everything's finished. However, the user can at any time tap the ESC key and my onCanceled() is called, thus calling this.dispose(). EDIT: I inherited this project and oversaw how deep the rabbit hole of inheritance went, thus overseeing handling of ESC already, followed by e.consume() which is why my solutions