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问题 I am currently in the process of trying to build my first app using Expo-cli. I am on Windows 10. I have an Apple Developer account and am just trying to build for iOS at the moment. However, whenever I run "expo build:ios" I get the following errors: Connection reset by peer - SSL_connect >>Error while gathering & validating credentials >>Error: Reason:Unknown reason, raw:"Could not receive latest API key from App Store Connect, this might be a server issue." >>Reason:Unknown reason, raw:

问题 I'm trying to run a Windows executable inside my application written in Python using PyQt5. I'm fairly new to using PyQt5 but trying. The problem I'm facing is actually getting the EXE in question to run within my applications Frame, Window or QWidget. At the moment I don't need to send or get responses/results to and from the Windows executable, I only need the ability to show it within my application. class MyWindow(QWidget): def __init__(self): super().__init__() self.initUI() def initUI

问题 I'm trying to run a Windows executable inside my application written in Python using PyQt5. I'm fairly new to using PyQt5 but trying. The problem I'm facing is actually getting the EXE in question to run within my applications Frame, Window or QWidget. At the moment I don't need to send or get responses/results to and from the Windows executable, I only need the ability to show it within my application. class MyWindow(QWidget): def __init__(self): super().__init__() self.initUI() def initUI

问题 Intro I am using Runtime.exec() to execute some external command and I am using parameters that contain non-English characters . I simply want to run something like this: python test.py шалом It works correctly in cmd directly, but is incorrectly handled via Runtime.exec.getRuntime()("python test.py шалом") On Windows my external program fails due to unknown symbols passed to it. I remember similar issue from early 2010s (!) - JDK-4947220, but I thought it is already fixed since Java core 1.6

问题 Intro I am using Runtime.exec() to execute some external command and I am using parameters that contain non-English characters . I simply want to run something like this: python test.py шалом It works correctly in cmd directly, but is incorrectly handled via Runtime.exec.getRuntime()("python test.py шалом") On Windows my external program fails due to unknown symbols passed to it. I remember similar issue from early 2010s (!) - JDK-4947220, but I thought it is already fixed since Java core 1.6

问题 I need to extract some things about system process in a windows 2003 server (yeah, in 2019), I made that code in python, and compiled it with auto_py_to_exe When I run the .exe file on the server, I recevbe an error saying "LoadLibrary: The specified procedure could not be found." referring to python37.dll I try to compile like one directory (with the specific dll included), and I try to compile like one file, and I get the following output. 回答1: There'a too big gap between Python 3.7 and Win

问题 As the title of the question, I need to validate regex using the following values​​: (Maximum 2 decimal places, and 9 integers) with an optional percent symbol. Valid: 10% 0% 1111111.12% 15.2% 10 2.3 Invalid: .% 12.% .02% % 123456789123.123 I tryed: ^[0-9]{0,9}([\.][0-9]{0,2})\d[\%]{0,1}?$ But It does not work as I want. 回答1: try this ^\d{1,9}(\.\d{1,2})?%?$ I tested over rubular and it is ok for your set of example. 回答2: Try this: ^[0-9]{1,9}([\.][0-9]{1,2})?[\%]?$ 来源： https://stackoverflow

问题 What I am trying to do it is a program to know if a process it is active on Windows to work with it in Java . I looked on the Internet and found two different solutions: Option 1 Option 2 But it is not at all what I am looking for. According to the option 1, I would like a method to make reference to the process (and detect if it is active/running) but without searching in the full tasklist and then searching on it. I am searching if there is a direct method to do that. I also though to add a

问题 What I am trying to do it is a program to know if a process it is active on Windows to work with it in Java . I looked on the Internet and found two different solutions: Option 1 Option 2 But it is not at all what I am looking for. According to the option 1, I would like a method to make reference to the process (and detect if it is active/running) but without searching in the full tasklist and then searching on it. I am searching if there is a direct method to do that. I also though to add a

问题 I have a bunch of video files with names like so: 6592110904-Ivory-2.mp4 6592280588-Cornflower.mp4 6592321696-Ballet Pink.mp4 I want to rename them to get rid of everything after the first hyphen so they end up like: 6592110904.mp4 6592280588.mp4 6592321696.mp4 How do I go about doing this? 回答1: Please put the code below in a bat file, place it in directory with mp4 files. Before running real renaming, please remove "echo" before "move". please be carefull with renaming bacause (theoretically