As already suggested to you you need to use ProcessBuilder (Java SE 18 & JDK 18)[^]. The documentation shows how to build a command and use this and associated classes to start it. And here is a tutorial with sample code:...

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Button

How to run shell command line inside of java swing ?

16 Jan 2024 by ManuelGNUBSD

Iam a beginer programmer java on Debian Linux 12 (Later may be on FreeBSD 14 too) and I would like to make an small application a Java Swing launcher to launch some java web servers like Jetty, Glassfish and Wildfly for webdevelopment and to run...

shell

Button

FFmpeg Filters Every Youtuber Needs

5 Nov 2023 by V. Subhash

A simple fix for excessively bright video and low-volume audio

How do I access this executable program in network folder.

14 Sep 2023 by rvjay supatan

Objective: I need to run this executable program on this path "\\172.168.0.46\Inhouse Module\Michael Panaligan\AllUnit\RunCom.exe" It's working on my local computer but not on IIS Server Side. I don't know why it's not working on IIS Server Side...

shell

IIS-Express

ProcessStartInfo

How do I access this executable program in network folder.

25 Aug 2023 by keithdr1965

wmic /node:172.168.0.46 process call create "full path to exe and parameters" You may need to do some additional research around authenticating to the target. Based on my (brief) testing, the result process is running at a system level, not a...

shell

IIS-Express

ProcessStartInfo

How do I access this executable program in network folder.

15 Aug 2023 by Richard Deeming

Quote: I'm expecting to launch the application on the client. Well, there's you problem. Code running on the server cannot launch an application on the client. It might appear to work when you debug your code locally. But that's only...

shell

IIS-Express

ProcessStartInfo

How to generate number and overwrite in file ?

5 Aug 2023 by headshot9x

Hi, I have log files coming from other servers, the content in file something wrong and I want to rewrite content before move file. I'm not familiar with shell script in linux, but I tried research and learn around. So, I have idea about, but so...

shell

Linux

Bash

Remove null variables while echoing in a single string

17 Jul 2023 by Shreyansh Shukla 2021

I have the below condition where values are as below. ``` emp_name="Sid" emp_id=1234 emp_hobby="" emp_likes="swimming" emp_dislikes="" ...

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Linux

Remove null variables while echoing in a single string

17 Jul 2023 by Member 10601191

cat script #bash script emp_name="Sid" emp_id=1234 emp_hobby="" emp_likes="swimming" emp_dislikes="" emp_summary="" summary="" # # if the names are not known ..._ # then use something like # for var in $(compgen -v|grep ^emp_) for...

shell

Linux

Configuring VPN Client on OpenWRT Router

16 Jul 2023 by hemanthk119

Steps to enable VPN client on an OpenWRT router using openvpn and mwan3

AWK script to find string based on pattern and search for its corresponding rows in column

7 May 2023 by as7951

Experts, Need your support for this awk script. we have only one input file, all these column 1 and column 2 are in same file and have to do lookup for values in one file(column1 and column2) but output we need in another file Need to grep row whose string contains 9K in column 1 and then grep...

AWK script to find string based on pattern and search for its corresponding rows in column

7 May 2023 by Member 10601191

/^9K/ { kees[$0]; next; } { for ( key in kees ) { # # is it part of the key ... # if ( match( key, $1) ) { if(...

Faster than STL

22 Apr 2023 by Ben McNamara

Container classes much faster than STL.

Updating bash Variables in a Loop

8 Mar 2023 by k5054

How to update a bash variable inside a loop when reading from command output

shell

Dev

Bash

Shell Programming Secrets Nobody Talks About (Part 2)

6 Mar 2023 by V. Subhash

This final part of the article series covers some other important behaviour of bash, particularly that relating to text expansions and substitutions.

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Bash

script

Shell Programming Secrets Nobody Talks About (Part 1)

5 Mar 2023 by V. Subhash

About odd but critical shell-programming details that get easily forgotten or ignored

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Linux

Why does it say no "no such file or directory" using shell on jupyter notebook

8 Feb 2023 by Richard MacCutchan

I just tried this on my Linux system, and the tests for "One year" and "Two year" fail, because the read command splits them into two fields. I have tried putting them in quotes, but it still splits them at the space character. I guess you have...

shell

Why does it say no "no such file or directory" using shell on jupyter notebook

8 Feb 2023 by Neha Thachil

I'm trying to create 3 csv files based on the contract type. The Month_to_month.csv has gotten created but why aren't year 1 and 2 working? Please help! What I have tried: %%! contract_month=0 contract_1year=0 contract_2year=0 for line in...

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Why does it say no "no such file or directory" using shell on jupyter notebook

8 Feb 2023 by Andre Oosthuizen

You are using shell to reference the path to the file and the name of the file. The error states that either the path or the file name OR both is incorrect. Looks like you are using Python, see Find path to the given file using Python[^] with 3...

shell

Read user input from a function that resides within a loop where the loop also resides within another loop

21 Dec 2022 by J de Villiers

So I changed the approach... instead of the conventional looping systems I created an artificial one. Started by outputting "lsblk -o NAME,SIZE,UUID,MOUNTPOINT | grep ${activeDevice}" before and after to a separate files, using the "diff" command...

shell

Read user input from a function that resides within a loop where the loop also resides within another loop

21 Dec 2022 by J de Villiers

#!/bin/bash Hey folks So I am sitting with a conundrum... am attempting to call a function from with a loop that resides with another loop. Problem being that the two loops do not wait for input... they simply continue to execute and with that...

shell

Using md5 and Locate to Find Duplicate Files

17 Nov 2022 by h_wiedey

This tip shows how md5 and locate can be used to find duplicate files.

Pocketsphinx on freebsd: FATAL_ERROR: "continuous.c", line 254: failed to calibrate voice activity detection

10 Nov 2022 by ANNA Genone

I have installed (pkg install audio/pocketsphinx) and is trying out the testing command ( pocketsphinx_continuous -inmic yes ), but am met with the following screen: INFO: continuous.c(371): pocketsphinx_continuous COMPILED ON: Nov 5 2022, AT:...

shell

C++

Shell script to find difference between time stamps in milliseconds unix operating system

13 Oct 2022 by PArI Parimala

Hello, I am new to shell scripting. This is the sample date and time stored in UNIX system. here date part is common I will use shell script and cut this date part. 20221010042234.671 - 20221010042234.491 20221010132747.826 - 20221010132747.712...

shell

Shell script to find difference between time stamps in milliseconds unix operating system

13 Oct 2022 by k5054

Depending on what tools you have available, you have a few options. Lets assume that you can put your two operands in arg1 and arg2 respectively then Perl: perl -e "print $arg1 - $arg2" bc: echo "scale=3; echo $arg1 - $arg2" | bc awk: echo...

shell

Bash: compare two number read from txt file

26 Jul 2022 by Goutham GSK

Hello Everyone, I am trying to read a file which contains numbers(Floats and integers) line by line, I am able to read the line correctly and it works fine, but when I try to compare it with a different number I am failing at that point ...

Bash: compare two number read from txt file

26 Jul 2022 by k5054

You can use normal comparison operators inside a bash [[ ]] expresion. Try if [[ $line > 30 ]]; then ... fi

How to properly access a variable outside a function in shell?

12 May 2022 by Bryan Woodruff

I am trying to access a variable outside of function but I cant get it to work properly it might have something to do with the subshell but I am not too sure. I'm very new to shell at the moment I am trying to access the elapsed variable from...

shell

How to properly access a variable outside a function in shell?

12 May 2022 by Richard MacCutchan

Here is a simple recursive function to print the Fibonacci sequence up to 100: fibo() { echo -n $1 if [ $2 -lt 100 ]; then echo -n ", " let tot=$1+$2 fibo $2 $tot fi echo "" } fibo 0 1 It should be...

shell

How to properly access a variable outside a function in shell?

12 May 2022 by k5054

I'm assuming your using bash. First off, I assume that the line elapsed=$(( end-time - start_time )) is just a typo and that end-time should be end_time But looking at that statement, it's all just wrong. If you are using bash, then you could...

shell

Batch Downloading With Python

21 Apr 2022 by Matt Pogue

Scripting is a crucial skill for any admin to learn. This post walks through the process to develop a batch file download script in Python, demonstrating how to use the interactive Python shell to troubleshoot while writing code.

shell

Python

Cinchoo - ChoEazyCopy, Yet Another RoboCopy GUI

13 Apr 2022 by Cinchoo

Yet another RoboCopy GUI tool

Has anyone written a windows 11 shell extension?

8 Apr 2022 by Randor

Hi, You can install the Windows SDK[^] and the MakeAppx and SignTool utilities are included. The steps you need to take are here: Grant identity to non-packaged desktop apps[^] It's not as difficult as it looks, you can use this old code...

shell

Windows

Has anyone written a windows 11 shell extension?

8 Apr 2022 by Gary R. Wheeler

The context menu in the Windows 11 File Explorer has moved all shell extensions to the "shift-F10" submenu. The available documentation seems to state that Win32 apps must be installed using UWP methods to integrate with the Win11 Explorer. This...

shell

Windows

Which command should I use? - Linux

5 Apr 2022 by ubutu2334

Enter a list of students names from the keyboard and save the list that was sorted into the file students. Check the contents of the file students What I have tried: cat >> students -> What about the arrangement part? ls students Thanks

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Linux

system

Which command should I use? - Linux

5 Apr 2022 by Richard MacCutchan

sort(1) - Linux manual page[^]

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Linux

system

How to use grep and awk together to get specific part of a url/string

17 Feb 2022 by Peter_in_2780

Run it through something like this: svn info | awk 'BEGIN {FS="/"} /^URL:/ {print $6 "/" $7 "/" $8}' [edit] fixed typo [/edit]

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DevOps

How to use grep and awk together to get specific part of a url/string

16 Feb 2022 by Member 14030165

So I have a svn repo URL like this-- svn info Path: . URL: svn://xyz-repo/svn/ccsmp/branches/features/cre40_jenkins Repository Root: svn://xyz-repo/svn/ccsmp Repository UUID: 5de8f2f4-0d3b-0410-8f2c-d418a2640d16 Revision: 23430 I want to grab...

continuous-integration

DevOps

Linux by python...my dream

13 Feb 2022 by steveb

This is impossible. When machine first powers up, there are no Python interpretes on a BIOS level. There fore this cannot be written in Python. Maybe only after boot code was executed. But why would anyone want to write an OS in a slow...

Linux by python...my dream

13 Feb 2022 by آرین عباسی 67

I want to rewrite the Linux kernel written in C and Assembly and Ruby and Python programming languages and integrate it completely with Python. I need some help because I only know Python. I'm looking for a C, Assembly, Ruby, Shell programming...

Linux by python...my dream

12 Feb 2022 by Richard MacCutchan

You probably need to start by looking at the existing source code at GitHub - torvalds/linux: Linux kernel source tree[^].

Linux by python...my dream

11 Feb 2022 by Patrice T

Quote: I want to rewrite the Linux kernel Bad idea. If there is not millions of Linux written in everyone's favorite language, it is because it is huge and hard, and not every programming language is usable to build an OS. An OS talks to bare...

Linux by python...my dream

11 Feb 2022 by OriginalGriff

Forget it. Python needs an OS to work: it's an interpreted scripting language which needs the interpreter (which provides the framework for your app to run) to be executing before your app does. And that needs the OS beneath it to provide...

How to start 2 applications with .desktop short cut file in linux ?

11 Feb 2022 by DoingWork

I want to start 2 applications with one shortcut. One application is GUI based while other is shell based (Terminal=true in .desktop file). What I have tried: For this goal, I created a file name **Starter** having following script in this...

I want to test in shell script if 10 bytes are written successfully at end of file. How can I test using shell script command.

29 Jan 2022 by Sakshi15

I have written a C function which write 10 bytes at end of file. I want to test whether it works in shell script using command like diff,cat etc. What I have tried: I tried commands like diff but I am not getting how to use the command in shell...

shell

script

I want to test in shell script if 10 bytes are written successfully at end of file. How can I test using shell script command.

29 Jan 2022 by OriginalGriff

It's going to depend on your OS - the Linux diff is different from the WIndows version, but since you mention cat, I assume you are using linux for some reason. This may help: Shell script using Diff[^]

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script

Jq - assign variable from jq output of length of array

11 Jan 2022 by mc96

I have a bash shell script that performs a cURL command, and gets the raw output of an array inside the json array. I can also successfully echo the number of elements in the array Why can I not assign the amount of elements inside the array to...

shell

Bash

Jq - assign variable from jq output of length of array

11 Jan 2022 by mc96

SOLVED! realoutput=$(echo $output | jq '. | length') echo "OK|janusSessions=$realoutput" Produces: OK|janusSessions=2

shell

Bash

Jq - assign variable from jq output of length of array

11 Jan 2022 by Richard MacCutchan

I do not think you need the extra pipe symbol in: echo $output | jq '. | length' ^ Try echo $output | jq '.length'

shell

Bash

If a curl request returns a json array, how do I get the number of elements inside that array (.sh/bash script)

6 Jan 2022 by mc96

So far my bash script is as follows: #!/bin/sh sessionnumber=0 curl --data '{"command":"listsessions","transaction":"123","adminsecret":"secret"}' -H "Content-Type: application/json" http://127.0.0.1:8088/admin This successfully returns the...

shell

Bash

If a curl request returns a json array, how do I get the number of elements inside that array (.sh/bash script)

6 Jan 2022 by k5054

Parsing JSON using standard tools (grep, awk, sed, etc), is probably more difficult than you imagine. You really need a JSON parser. This is discussed here: bash - Parsing JSON with Unix tools - Stack Overflow[^] Looking at the home page for ...

shell

Bash

We Make a std::shared_mutex 10 Times Faster

16 Dec 2021 by AlexeyAB

Atomic operations and C++11 memory barriers and assembler instructions generated on x86_64 CPUs

[BASH] store UNIX epoch time in variable

16 Oct 2021 by Peter_in_2780

cert_expiration_epoch=$(date +%s -d "$cert_expiration") You really should start using the basic tools available. date --help man date man bash Also as someone else already told you, it's much better to use $(command) rather than `command`

shell

Linux

Bash

[BASH] store UNIX epoch time in variable

16 Oct 2021 by wifinut

I need to compare today's date in Epoch time to another Epoch date stored in a variable. I can store today's epoch in a variable with no problem. I run into trouble when I try to store a derived $cert_experation_epoch. This is most likely a...

shell

Linux

Bash

How do I wait for a button click in a 'shelled' application

1 Sep 2021 by Member 15343067

Hi All, I'd like to code an outlook VBA macro that allows me to save .tif mail attachments in .pdf Since no such Outlook option exists, I first save the .tif as it is and then I am launching "Windows Photo Viewer" to open it, then I choose the...

How do I wait for a button click in a 'shelled' application

1 Sep 2021 by CHill60

AFAIK there is no way to capture that button click as you are shelling the application, not interacting via an API.Quote: Last thing, If someone knows an alternative way to get to the same results in Outlook directly, this will be equally highly...

[BASH] speed test via CLI w/ no addon

18 Jul 2021 by wifinut

I'm trying to add a speed test to my BASH script. I know you can install speedtest-cli on the host, but this is not an option. I'm looking for options perhaps using the CURL command. What I have tried: I tried using a CURL command to obtain the...

[BASH] speed test via CLI w/ no addon

18 Jul 2021 by Daniel Pfeffer

Working backwards from the numbers that you give, we get 1 block = 100Mb / 22355 = 4473 bits. This looks close to a 4 Kb (i.e. 512 byte) block size. Adding various header and framing bits make the correspondence even better. I expect that you...

How to Use FFmpeg Filters to Jazz Up Your Audio and Video Files

21 Jun 2021 by V. Subhash

Cut, copy, convert, mix, rotate, flip, resize, crop, combine, compose, blur, sharpen, smoothen, side-by-side split, PIP inset, fade in/out using FFmpeg Filters

Osascript: customizing the UI button options

9 Jun 2021 by wifinut

I’m trying to use osascript to produce a simple UI menu, but instead of the default “OK”, and “Cancel” I would like to change the behavior to the following: “Cancel” changed to “Exit” “OK” changed to “Run” Have the “Run” button execute a BASH...

A Simple 32bit Ret2libc Attack in Linux

27 May 2021 by Oscar-Tark

In this article, we will be looking at a more advanced version of a buffer overflow attack.

Writing Compiler Front-Ends for LLVM with Lua using Mewa

26 May 2021 by Patrick P. Frey

In this article we see how a very primitive compiler is written in Lua using Mewa and how to compile and run a simple demo program in the shell.

Deploying AI Docker Containers to the Cloud

25 May 2021 by Jarek Szczegielniak

In this article, we publish our NLP API service to Azure using Azure Container Instances.

shell

Python

artificial-intelligence

Debugging AI Code Running in a Docker Container

21 May 2021 by Jarek Szczegielniak

In this article we use Visual Studio Code to edit and debug our increasingly complex code running inside a Docker container.

shell

Python

artificial-intelligence

Replace words with powershell

20 May 2021 by Rob Rob 2021

Good day, I want to mix all the words between them, but my method with `@content.Split ` and `replace` seems doesn't change too many words between them. Can anyone help me? What I have tried: $fileName = "C:\Folder1\file.txt" $newfilename =...

shell

PowerShell

Replace words with powershell

20 May 2021 by Rob Rob 2021

((Get-Content -Path C:\Folder1\file.txt -Raw ) -split "\s+" | Sort-Object {Get-Random} ) -join ' ' | Out-File -FilePath C:\Folder1\NewFile.txt

shell

PowerShell

Multi-Stage Docker Builds for AI Object Detection

18 May 2021 by Jarek Szczegielniak

In this article we run inference on sample images with TensorFlow using a containerized Object Detection API environment.

shell

Python

artificial-intelligence

docker

tensorflow

machine-learning

Running AI Models in Docker Containers

27 Apr 2021 by Jarek Szczegielniak

In this article, we’ll create a container to run a CPU inference on the trained model.

Automate C program standard inputs with bash

20 Apr 2021 by Padala Vamsi ujpNQUXGRi

I found solution we can simply use Process Substitution. cat

shell

Bash

Automate C program standard inputs with bash

20 Apr 2021 by Padala Vamsi ujpNQUXGRi

I made a c program which takes two standard inputs automatically and one manually. #include int main() { int i, j; scanf("%d %d", &i, &j); printf("Automatically entered %d %d\n", i, j); int k; ...

shell

Bash

Automate C program standard inputs with bash

20 Apr 2021 by k5054

When you use a Here Document, the shell effectively does echo -e "1\n2\n" > /tmp/tempname ./test

shell

Bash

How to set the background for dual monitor in kiosk mode?

16 Dec 2020 by vigneshjayaraman

I have set the winlogon shell registry to my executable application. I have no issues running my application. Buti have to set the background for kiosk mode so that if multi monitors connected i can display the selected image to wallpaper for all...

shell

Windows

registry

Problem with passing variable in shell script

26 Sep 2020 by Member 13702159

I have the code like below. It is from circleCi = ci/cd tool , this use shell script also. The problem: When I pass test_branch or master directly like this --data '{ "branch": "master" }' It works fine. But I need to pass a parameter. When I run...

shell

shellscript

How can I insert depth in my script

2 Jun 2020 by Richard MacCutchan

You just need to capture the depth value and reduce it by 1 each time you call check_dir. Something like: function check_dir { depth = $($2 - 1) // reduce the depth count by 1 echo Checking dir : $1 for f in `ls $1` do ...

shell

Linux

script

How can I insert depth in my script

2 Jun 2020 by Member 14825085

I am writing a script which searching the given path(first parameter) and prints number of dirs, files etc.Update table is just a function which sorts my datas. My problem is how can i insert here the depth of searching. The depth will be the...

shell

Linux

script

Easy Set Up of .NET Core on Raspberry Pi and Remote Debugging with VS Code

25 May 2020 by Jonathan Nethercott

Automated Raspberry Pi Setup for .NET Core development and remote debugging using Visual Studio Code

Create infinite loop in bash

20 Apr 2020 by phil.o

Here are a few examples: Bash Infinite Loop Examples - nixCraft[^]

shell

Linux

Bash

Toolset to Cross Compile/Remote Debug Raspberry from Windows Host

30 Jan 2020 by fd9750

Overview of required tools to cross compile/build/remote debug C/C++ projects on a Windows host ( 10 ) for a Raspberry PI 3B

Movie and TV Show Name Resolver

13 Nov 2019 by Marijan Nikic

One-file shell-integrated easy solution for automatic recognition of movies and TV shows

Tiny CMD

1 Aug 2019 by Michael Haephrati

A tiny Command Line Interface wrapped with a Graphic User Interface

ASP.NET Gridview in Web Forms using Bootstrap 4

30 Jul 2019 by Don Hoang

This post describes implementing ASP.NET Gridview using Bootstrap 4.

Run a C Language Interpreter on Your ESP32

31 May 2019 by Rick Lunglhofer

Details the Implementation and use of a C Language Interpreter with a browser Interface running on an ESP32

QxOrm - C++ ORM (Object Relational Mapping) Library

24 Apr 2019 by QxOrm

QxOrm C++ library: Persistence (based on QtSql Qt library) - Serialization (based on boost::serialization library) - Reflection (introspection)

How do I recv data to a string

11 Apr 2019 by WOLF 2018

I found a way of doing it by converting the bytes to hex and removing the “a0” at from the bytes and then convert it back to a string data = r.recv(1024) data = codecs.encode(data, ‘hex’) data = str(data).replace(‘a0’, ‘’) return codecs.decode(data, ‘hex’)

How do I recv data to a string

11 Apr 2019 by WOLF 2018

i am trying to make my own root shell for my server so that i can work on the in side of it, but ever time i try and check if the input == "exit" it just don't check it and continues. sorry is this is spelled wrong, i am not english. i just can't see what i am doing wrong. plus i am trying to...

How do I recv data to a string

28 Mar 2019 by #realJSOP

Try this (no guarantees, just a stab in the dark): if (data.lower() == "exit"): or maybe if (data.lower().startswith("exit")):

Is there a way to get the install path of all installed programs?

16 Feb 2019 by faizanza

Hi, im working on a personal project that opens other programs and currently I am using a text file where I have to manually enter the path to the exe file like this C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Google\\Chrome\\Application\\chrome.exe I wanted to know is there a way to get a list of all the...

Is there a way to get the install path of all installed programs?

16 Feb 2019 by Richard MacCutchan

You can only get what the installer has put in the registry. But not all programs will necessarily have a proper registry entry. You can also look in the Start Menu folder in the APPDATA trees for all users.

Create a log file for batch

18 Jan 2019 by Member 14121946

@ECHO OFF if not "%1"=="STDOUT_TO_FILE" %0 STDOUT_TO_FILE %* >>local_repo_log.txt 2>&1 shift /1 REM Script to migrate tfs to git repo. REM Reads tfs repo url from control.txt and pushes to git @echo Migration Started: %date% %time% REM read from control file FOR /F "usebackq tokens=1-10...

shell

GitHub

Git

Sciter/HTML/C# Based Desktop Apps Walkthrough

17 Jan 2019 by Ramon F. Mendes

Create HTML/CSS/script based cross-platform desktop apps in C# with Sciter engine!

ASP.NET Core - Authentication UI Installation

9 Nov 2018 by YasIkeda

Tutorial about how to add authentication functionalities to your existing ASP.NET Core project using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Identity.UI package

Typewriter.NET Text Editor

9 Nov 2018 by Сергей Челноков

How to write your Notepad

Shell.application verbs .NET 3.5 C#

10 Oct 2018 by abdul subhan mohammed

Hi Guys, I am attempting to write the following code in .net 3.5. The code is trying to loop through verbs (i.e. Pin to Start, Open, Create Shortcut, etc) This code does this in 4.5. What I have tried: string path = Path.GetDirectoryName(filePath); string fileName =...

Recursive Internetworking

10 Sep 2018 by Kewin Rausch

Moving forward in the future networks evolution

Get windows right click items in order using C#

5 Sep 2018 by BillW33

There is a good example of how to loop through all the keys for a registry here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1458653/iterate-through-registry-entries Read about the Registry Key Class here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/microsoft.win32.registrykey?view=netframework-4.7.2 ...

shell

Windows

Explorer

Get windows right click items in order using C#

5 Sep 2018 by Thaana Paana

I want to return the windows right click items that is in HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT in order. By order like when you click a folder or a certain extension you get different menus and they are in separate places in HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT, how does windows know to return them in order on right click when they...

shell

Windows

Explorer

Get windows right click items in order using C#

5 Sep 2018 by Richard MacCutchan

If you do not know anything about this subject then I would suggest starting with a simpler project. You can find lots of useful tutorials in the https://www.codeproject.com/KB/shell/[^] section, or by using Google.

shell

Windows

Explorer

Basic Cryptographic Protocols: Key Exchange

25 Aug 2018 by Kewin Rausch

Introduction to protocols to manage Key Exchange in secure channels communication

How to compare 2 passwords from user input and write to a file using system calls only

6 Aug 2018 by Jochen Arndt

If you are aware of the write() function you should be also aware of the read() function. To read from the keyboard pass zero as first parameter (file descriptor stdin). Use a while loop to read single characters and store them in an array until a new line ('\n') occurs (user pressed the ENTER...

shell

Linux