To skip the first argument (which is always the name of the program itself), you could use the following : for filename in std::env::args().skip(1) { println!("{filename}"); }
Thanks for the plug for my courses 🙂 You mentioned CNAME as being the older way to deal with custom domains. That's not really the case. CNAME is still the mechanism for configuring custom domains - and if you update the domain through the settings page, you'll get a commit to your repo that reflects that change in the CNAME file.
hi I saw your python course, are you going to do a similar one for Rust? interested because the simple things I can do with python just don't work at all if I try Rust
Thanks. Maybe. I just ran a full course at a client so I think my material is pretty solid for a course, but I am not sure I'll have the time for the recordings now.
It's a bit annoying that the video recording software is not properly capturing the updates in the git bash window. So the explanation you do at 28:00 and onward is a bit hard to follow.
Oh, we had that during the event. I was hoping at least the recording will come out right. Apparently Zoom handled it badly. I guess I'll have to run this event once again with a different setup.
My sincere thanks for sharing your very useful Perl examples. In this video you have clearly shown a useful Perl idiom: reading text data and moving it into variables. May I ask if there is any video in this channel where you read fixed length binary data from a binary file and assign each binary record to perl variables? How would we unpack the file record in such case?
This video is interesting and illustrates the memory reallocation process well. But you should emphasize more that this process also relies on the OS and is not solely dependent on Rust.
That reminds me of how recruiters think, how recruitment works and why I should never be on the market if I can avoid it. I feel sorry for the young, talented people at the bottom of the ladder. The odds are against them more than the average person without talent.
Hello, at minute 1:27, after running the command 'docker build -t mydocker .,' the left side of the terminal changes to proceed with the tutorial. My question is, how did that change happen
I am not sure what are you talking about. When running the docker build command you see the output of the command running and you get back the same prompt as before.
@@user-ht7qi5fh5ldo you mean the reverse-i-search? That's part of the (Linux) shell, not of Docker. It lets search among the commands in your history. You get this by pressing Ctrl-r and then start typing an earlier command.
apparently playwright.config file is being ignored when under cucumber.js test runner. im facing timeout 5000ms every time i use exact(....).toBeVisible() and similar from playwright/test library. furthermore it doesnt wait even 5000ms it just instantly fails test. any ideas?
Question: mouse wheel works in TK:Listbox. Close the main window and open another window with a list box. Mouse wheel does not scroll in Listbox unless you click on list or scroll bar. Any suggestions?
Hi, I have a question, it works this way, but once I put that dockerfile in compose, cron doesnt start automatically, I need to connect to container shell and start cton manually, what am I doing wrong?
Please tell me how games are made on Perl 5??? How is the graphics rendered? I understand that Perl 5 runs on a server, but how does it handle graphics??? There are game engines for Perl, if possible, tell us about this method... Thanks...
@@szabgab529 Unfortunately, I'm new to Perl programming and I don't know where to write and how to reach out to the community. I have bad English and I comprehend knowledge through old books and articles + RU-vid channels, I asked the question because I have been spotting your channel for a long time and heard about the game on the Web from this video. I really want to make a website, but I don't know how to administer it, I have experience in Php, everything is simple there, there is support, but there is a problem with Perl 5, the hosting services support the old version, not 5.36.0.
Hello, <<TEXT /** ... */, can I put it in a variable, array or other and output it? print <<ETEXT ...txt... ETEXT; - works, my $a = <<ETEXT .... /// print $a; - no. How do I copy the contents of here-document (here-doc), using Perl 5? Maybe there are built-in functions in Perl for working with the buffer: - Retrieve content from buffer - Copy - Paste into a text file Is something like this possible in Perl? Thanks for the answer and helpful content!
This is the announcement of the course where you can also see the time of the meetings: If you'd like to actively participate then contact me via email and I'll send you the payment information. osdc.code-maven.com/c/osdc-2023-01-perl
This is great! I'm currently stealing pieces of this awesome framework to add Cucumber to my Playwright framework that tests ElectronJS apps (Playwright's got experimental support). Thanks for making this video to help explain the framework!
This is not explicit enough. If you really want to help, you should go all the way. I have tried using a file handle, and then regex to look for a string within the file, but it doesn't find it: #!/usr/bin/perl system ("unzip -p harman_hisbo_15.odt meta.xml > meta.txt"); system ("touch result.txt"); open(INPUT, '<', 'meta.txt'); open(RESULT, '>', 'result.txt'); print RESULT "It matches " if (<INPUT> =~ /date/); system ("less result.txt"); system ("touch -d 20080824 harman_hisbo_15.odt"); My aim is to use the date, or rather the digits following the string date, to change the file's date to the original creation date of the OpenOffice document. I don't understand why the file handle <INPUT> does not allow me to find anything in it. Would be great if you have a solution.
