What does "5 Live" in the IDE training window mean? This is not generated by the capsule, it is generated by the IDE.
Figured it out. # of http request and type (live v. cached).
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I'm currently working through the textbook "Programming in Haskell"
by Graham Hutton (2nd Edition). In his section on the Game of Life, he
defines a function
cls :: IO ()
cls = putStr "\ESC[2J"
which is supposed to clear the terminal screen when run.
This is not the behavior I'm observing. When I run the code
the terminal window shows [2J, and is not cleared.
I'm running the code on an HP laptop with windows 10 and using the
GHC compiler.
Any advice on this problem would be greatly appreciated.
You need to use a console/terminal program which supports such escape sequences.
On Unix-like systems, like Linux, that's the default.
On windows, the standard console probably does not support them (?). Using a more advanced terminal like ConEmu should work. I just tried ConEmu on a windows 8 machine and it respected the escape sequence, clearing the screen as wanted.
I don't understand how to force these draft trainings to be learned. The Comple NL Model button is greyed out and I don't see anything else I can do. Are they waiting for something to happen on the Bixby server side?
When a training example is not learned, the NL model needs to be compiled. In your case, please try restarting the IDE to get out of the current state where your examples are not learned but you cannot compile the NL model either.
If it continues to occur after a restart, please file a support ticket via the IDE's Help dropdown menu to allow the team to investigate further.
I have recently purchased a 'Piface Digital 2' and have been able to create programs to light up the built in LED'S with the built in buttons (as by watching the tutorials).
However now I have been trying to attach a external button via the terminals and what I want it to do is simply print 'hello world' in python 3 when the switch is pressed. Truthfully my problem is I cant find any tutorials on this matter and I am not sure what code is needed apart from;
import Pifacedigitalio as pfio
pfio.init()
I am confident my switch and circuit work as I have tested it in the emulator.
by external button I mean a button attached by two wires to the terminals
Any help would be appreciated.
If you need me to further explain anything ill be happy to
I have worked out how to do this after a week of testing, I realised that to get a button press to be processed I have to connect it to the output terminals instead of the input terminals, and then I wrote a program in python to print 'hello world' I used pfio.digital.write(0,1)which turns terminal 0 on and pfio.digital.write(0, 0)to turn the terminal off. Once it is on the program became simple.
Above is the image from netbeans terminal window. I want to use it to check the version of nodeJS.
Problem is when i click on the computer icon(single) to use the terminal so I can type it just refresh.
It becomes like above then after 1 sec returns to original state. I cant type anything on it
You must cgwin in order to resolve your issue here is link cgwin
I am running the UZBL browser on a Raspberry Pi which is automatically started using Rat Poison. However, the status bar along the bottom is always displayed even though the "set show_status = 0" is set in the config file.
I can provide a copy of the config file upon request.
Cheers,
Tom
I think it may have been a bug:
https://github.com/uzbl/uzbl/commit/52953866856fab2d180508b11f58536e05dfdf19