Got it. As a Windows user, I’m used to type executable names without extensions. In my case, I wanted to execute a file called cup.bat. In a Windows shell, typing cup would be enough. Bash doesn’t work this way, it wants the full name. Typing cup.bat solved the problem. (I wasn’t able to run the file though, since apparently bash … Read more
I had the same issue. Try this, it should work! Right click on MySQL Notifier -> Actions -> Manage Monitored Items Highlight the MySQL56 entry and click the delete button Click the add button -> windows service Scroll down and look for MySQL56 Highlight it and click ok
Try with a FOR loop with /R flag from inside your root folder: this command will convert all the .svg files in your sub-directories under the root folder you launched your command from. Above command works for command line, if you plan to use the command inside a batch file (.bat) remember to use %% … Read more
If you’re using Windows 10 Home and don’t want to upgrade, you can use Docker Toolbox instead: https://www.docker.com/products/docker-toolbox
Is it possible to set a statement’s output of a batch file to a variable, for example:
It sounds like your error comes from an attempt to run something like this (which works in Linux) the equivalent in Windows would be running in the same command shell. You mentioned set NODE_ENV did not work, but wasn’t clear how/when you executed it.
This worked for me: sudo xcode-select -switch /
According to this the environment variable %PROGRAMFILES(x86)% is only available on 64-bit systems. However, if you are on a 64-bit system and use %PROGRAMFILES%, the result you get depend on whether the process requesting the environment variable is 32-bit or 64-bit. So from a 64-bit process on a 64-bit system you would get C:\Program Files, from a 32-bit process on a … Read more
In my case it was the Explorer that was locking the DLL that was been compiled in the Debug folder… Strange, isn’t it? I found out using a tool called Unlocker. Had to delete with Unlocker, even when it was saying that there was no lock over the file, and I couldn’t delete the folder … Read more
Windows ignores double backslashes. So while the second syntax with \ is correct and you should use that one, the first with \\ works too. The only exception is double-backslash at the very beginning of a path that indicates a UNC path.See Universal Naming Convention. Though note that in many programming languages like C, C++, Java, C#, Python, PHP, Perl, … Read more