scripting

问题 I want to run a script when an email is received on my exchange server. I really don't have a great direction on how to implement this. I've written my script in VB and tested it on outlook. I incorrectly assumed you can run a script from a rule in Exchange like you can in Outlook. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Should I be using smtpreg.vbs or EWS or something completely different? 回答1: Exchange used to rely on event sinks for this kind of processing, but this is deprecated and not

问题 I am trying to run my python scripts in the command-prompt without calling python.exe first. I am specifically doing this in relation to running django-admin.py. I have C:\Python26 and C:\Python26\Scripts in my PATH. However, if I try running django-admin.py by doing: django-admin.py startproject helloworld I get the message: Type 'django-admin.py help' for usage. Now, after some experimentation, I realized the problem is that the secondary arguments to these scripts are not being passed for

问题 This question already has answers here : Closed 9 years ago . Possible Duplicate: When is a language considered a scripting language? I am really confused between different types of languages. Can any one guide what are diff types of languages or diff categories. Like some saying python is scripting langauge. Now what does that mean. Are other langueages like php , asp , java not scripting langauges 回答1: The name "Scripting language" applies to a very specific role: the language which you

问题 I'm having trouble using the IFS to convert my string into an array. Here is what I have as my string: "Jun01 Jun02 Jun03 Jun04 Jun05 ..." #in that format, separated by spaces And here is the code I have tried: IFS=" " #set it to space character DATES_ARRAY=($DATES_STRING) #from above echo ${DATES_ARRAY[0]} #output is empty However when I remove the IFS line it works. But I used a few lines to print out its default ASCII value and I got '32' which means 'Space' character. Being an OCD

问题 I'm having trouble using the IFS to convert my string into an array. Here is what I have as my string: "Jun01 Jun02 Jun03 Jun04 Jun05 ..." #in that format, separated by spaces And here is the code I have tried: IFS=" " #set it to space character DATES_ARRAY=($DATES_STRING) #from above echo ${DATES_ARRAY[0]} #output is empty However when I remove the IFS line it works. But I used a few lines to print out its default ASCII value and I got '32' which means 'Space' character. Being an OCD

问题 I am writing a simple Python script with no GUI. I want to be able to drag and drop multiple files onto my python script and have access to their absolute paths inside of the script. How do I do this in Mac, Linux, and windows? For times sake, just Mac will be fine for now. I've googled this question and only found one related one but it was too confusing. I am currently running Mac OS X Snow Leopard. Any help is much appreciated. Thanks! 回答1: For OS X, the most straightforward way is to have

问题 I am looking for away to run batch files in elevated mode (runas administrator) so that it doesn't trip the UAC to prompt for user interaction. We have some registry edits, among other things, that we do in our login scripts which trigger the UAC to prompt for each registry that is run. I realize that this sort of defeats the purpose of the UAC, but it would be nice if there was some way of running batch files on machines that have UAC enabled. These batch files need to be able to run without

问题 I'm trying to run Python, Ruby, C, C++, and Java scripts from a java program, and Processbuilder was suggested to me as a good way to run the scripts. From what I understand, Processbuilder mostly runs native files (.exe on windows, etc.). However, I have heard a few things about running scripts (nonnative) files using Processbuilder. Unfortunately, everything I find on the subject is incredibly vague. If someone could clarify a way to run nonnative scripts such as Python, Ruby, etc. I would

问题 For a while now, I have been using UltraEdit on my Windows box. The ability to write scripts with a familiar language (JavaScript) has proved to be extremely useful. The only problem is that I cannot use it on my Linux box at work. Is there a comparable text editor that runs on Linux and has an integrated scripting engine? Not breaking the bank and being cross-platform would be great. EDIT:While recordable macros are great, I use the scripting engine much more. 回答1: All of the major open

问题 Well, it seems a simple task but I didn't manage to make it run. I have a groovy script that runs fine under Windows Vista when calling from prompt: > cd MY_GAILS_PROJECT_DIR > groovy cp src/groovy scripts/myscript.groovy Now, I want to execute this script (and passing to it some input arguments) through my my Maintenance Service Class (called from a controller) as below, class MaintenanceService { def executeMyScript() { "groovy cp src/groovy scripts/myscript.groovy".execute() } } It does