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I´m searching for a tool with which I can directly start a program providing command line arguments under windows. In Visual Studio I have the option to set start arguments, but it´s not that comfortable for debugging. Also I use Other IDEs too which don´t have this built-in option. Does anyone know such a tool?
There is a tool named Args[] which is context menu based. When you rightclick an exe-file you can choose "Start with arguments". You may download the latest version of the tool as Installer here.
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I wish to know is there any existing perl module which can provide the framework
to create new CLI commands ?
Thanks
Arpit
There are lots and lots of them. For example see here.
To get you started, perhaps have a look at Getopt::Long::Descriptive. Another suggesion, if you want to create command-driven applications (like git commands) is to have a look at App::Cmd.
If you're using Moose, there are modules which integrate it with the above (e.g. MooseX::Getopt and MooseX::App::Cmd) though I find the start up time quite slow.
I have used MooseX::App with success in my last project. It's a Moose based solution, and it's easy to use.
If you don´t want Moose, App::Cmd is good.
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I've been doing research online to find a good IDE for programming in NASM. The only one I found consistently mention is RadASM however, in contains no documentation on how to set it up and on top of that it is riddled with viruses/trojans (according to Norton).
Does anyone know of a reliable, preferably free, IDE that works well with NASM?
I'm looking for something to do the same for NASM as NetBeans or Eclipse do for Java.
I have some links to IDE's here
Both RadASM v2 and v3 are from the authors sourcforge repository site and are virus free
Update
Because the links are broken on the above page, I'm adding the git info here.
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Tell me please is there some gui software to the deployment of applications and databases under windows platform?
I need to configure, install, update and uninstall an applications from the changing list on several servers from one place ( by the mouse click is pefrect )
Check out Kwatee. It runs under tomcat/mysql on Windows, Linux or Mac. It has a web gui for configuration and deployment management but you can also automate with CLI scripts.
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Is it possible to have linux prompt in Eclipse whatever perspective is on?
I would like to have the same thing I have in Gedit:
http://buntublog.files.wordpress.com/2009/02/gedit_plugin.png?w=460&h=353
A couple of possible solutions:
http://code.google.com/p/openextern/
http://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/shelled
You can also use Target Management's Remote System Explorer plugins. Just open an SSH connection to your local host from within eclipse.
I like this one: Terminal plug-in for Eclipse (http://code.google.com/p/elt/).
There is an Incubator project called Local Terminal. You can install it from the Eclipse update site under General Purpose Tools->Local Terminal
Much better then http://elt.googlecode.com
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Closed 10 years ago.
I've been using IntelliJ for years now. Are there any good websites or books on Eclipse?
I don't need to know what absolutely every single tab and feature does. I just want to be immediately productive and then have some more references to look up later.
Some good sources:
Eclipse Project Configuration
IntelliJ Eclipse Migration FAQ
"Questions about IntelliJ to Eclipse transition"
Add a "IntelliJ style mappings for Eclipse" and you are good to go.
The SO question "Things possible in IntelliJ that aren’t possible in Eclipse?" can help you spot more quickly some differences that you need to take into account during your migration process.