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Does anyone know of a tool that will given a cron string for example * * * 1 * * tell you what that string translates to?
I know it's not rocket science but I want to be sure that I'm constructing the correct interval for a scheduled task.
Just found this, was exactly what I was looking for and it seems like what you want too: http://cronchecker.net/
I just found that this web app is more able to process cron expr:
http://crontranslator.appspot.com/
I found this other one that let you build you cron expr from a form, and that can be handy too:
http://www.cronmaker.com/
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I'm fairly new to Haskell, so apologies in advance if this is a stupid question.
I'm looking for a library that can parse command line flags, but in cases where the flags aren't provided on the command line, can also obtain values from environment variables. I've tried some Google and Hackage searches, but couldn't find anything like that. Does such a library exist, or is there some other best-practice for handling such things?
Take a look at System.Environment module in Base package. Specifically getArgs and getEnv.
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I'm looking for a website I can send a request to and specify some amount of delay in the query string, like:
http://delaywebsite.com?delay=5
and the website will wait 5 seconds before responding with a 200.
This is a surprisingly hard thing to google for. I'm aware this would be very easy to implement but I'd rather not if I don't have to.
This does exactly that:
curl -I https://nghttp2.org/httpbin/delay/5
Reference (Dynamic data):
https://nghttp2.org/httpbin
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Any idea how to do advanced string manipulation in Expression Engine?
I tried to use php code inside expression engine template but I ask about if there is any another solution using expression engine,Or there is any plugin can support this feature?
Thanks
It looks like the Streeng plugin will do what you need. Their example even does exactly what you're looking for:
{if "{exp:streeng find='this' insensitive='yes'}This is a test string{/exp:streeng}"}
We found 'this' in 'This is a test string'!
{/if}
Just as a note, you can post EE-specific questions to expressionengine.stackexchange.com and you might get more answers.
I would recommend a plugin called ce string - by causing effect. http://www.causingeffect.com/software/expressionengine/ce-string
It has a whole range of string manipulation functions and is something I tend to use on all my Expression Engine projects for one reason or another.
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I was only able to find this one (https://github.com/rollxx/vim-antlr), but it was made for version 3. Does anyone knows where I can find proper syntax for version 4?
There's another fork of rollx/vim-antlr that supports ANTLR4: dylon/vim-antlr
The fork that pascal mentioned is now unavailable, but I found another working one in GitHub’s list of forks of rollxx/vim-antlr. That fork is jrozner/vim-antlr.
There is a fork that supports version 4: blinks/vim-antlr
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Where can I find the time bash utility source code? Is there a website that allows to search for this code?
The time command is from the GNU project, so all of the source code is available there.
Specifically, you are probably looking for this: http://ftpmirror.gnu.org/time/
The time command in Bash is built-in, so it should be found in the GNU Bash source code.