Setting sbt log level at the command line
sbt‘s log level can be set by execute set logLevel := Level.Error inside sbt. How to set the sbt log level at the command line? Add –error to sbt for specify the logLevel to error: sbt –error “your command”
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How to install multiple versions of sbt on my Linux host?
How to install multiple versions of sbt on my Linux host For example, some projects use 0.12.x while some use 0.13.x. Installing neither in the system only is not sufficient enough. You may use the excellent sbt-extras: https://github.com/paulp/sbt-extras Most of the time, it detects the version of sbt needed in the project direoctory automatically: [zma@office…
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How to package a Scala project to a .jar with sbt?
How to package a Scala project to a .jar file with sbt? Manually packaging the .class files are fine but too tedious. A jar of just the project classes The command: sbt package will produces the main artifact as a jar into target/scala-2.x.y/project_name_2.x.y-zz.jar. Continuously building the package: sbt ~package Standalone jar with all dependencies If…
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How to get the time at millisecond level on Linux with command line?
I know that gettimeofday() is a nice API. But how to get the number of seconds with milliseconds since the epoch time? You can get the time at nano-seconds level (although it is not guaranteed that the last digits are accurate) by: date +%s.%N
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How to get the file length in C on Linux
How to get the file length in C on Linux given the address of the file (e.g. “/tmp/a.txt”)? This function returns the length of the file: #include <sys/stat.h> long file_length(char *f) { struct stat st; stat(f, &st); return st.st_size; }
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How to Import a CMake project into Eclipse CDT?
How to Import a CMake project into Eclipse CDT? For example, the current CMake project source directory is ./src. mkdir ./cdt && cd ./cdt && cmake -G “Eclipse CDT4 – Unix Makefiles” ../src cmake will generate a Eclipse project in ./cdt and you can open it in Eclipse.
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How to catch the kill signals sent by kill in C on Linux?
How to catch the kill signals sent by the kill command in C programs on Linux? For example, I have a daemon progd running, and will kill it by: pkill progd The question is how to catch the signal sent by the kill command and response to it in the progd program implemented in C…
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How to Wrap and NOT Wrap Lines in vim
How to Wrap and NOT Wrap Lines in vim? Make vim wrap lines: :set wrap For not wrap which will be useful when reading some data result such as logs: :set nowrap It can also be written into the .vimrc config files
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How to force yum not to update certain packages?
How to force yum not to update certain packages, such as kernel? I manually compiled a kernel module for a specific kernel version. As long as it works well, I do not want to update it. Another example is that I want a specific version of sbt. How to force yum exclude it from being…
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Add my own window.onload safely without overwriting old ones
My webpage has one existing window.onload javascript function defined by a javascript plugin in the <head> section. Now, I defined a new one and add it to the end of the HTML page: <script type=”text/javascript”> window.onload = function () { // great work here } </script> I find the new one overwrites the old one…
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How to make thunderbird not wrap lines automatically?
How to make thunderbird not wrap lines automatically? Check Making Thunderbird Not Wrap Lines Automatically: Setting mail.compose.wrap_to_window_width to true.
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How to force ibus to restart in Gnome 3?
How to force ibus to restart in Gnome 3? There used to be a menu. But it does not provide the restart option anymore. To kill current ibus daemon: pkill -o ibus-daemon To start a new ibus daemon in Gnome 3, run this command in “Enter a command” tool by Alt+F2: /usr/bin/ibus-daemon –replace –xim –panel…
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Emacs highlighting part of lines that go over 80 chars
How to make Emacs highlighting part of lines that go over 80 chars? I use the whitespace mode: ;; `lines-tail`, highlight the part that goes beyond the ;; limit of `whitespace-line-column` (require ‘whitespace) (setq whitespace-style ‘(face empty tabs lines-tail trailing)) (global-whitespace-mode t) More: https://github.com/zma/emacs-config/blob/master/.emacs Alternatively, you can run highlight-lines-matching-regexp with the expression .{81}. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6344474/how-can-i-make-emacs-highlight-lines-that-go-over-80-chars
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Running Chrome over SSH tunnel
How to run Chrome on remote host over a SSH tunnel? This way, I can access resource that can only be accessed inside the remote host’s network. Running Chrome over a SSH tunnel is much easier than running Firefox over SSH from a Linux host: First, ssh to the remote host with -X option: ssh…
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Changing a git commit message after I have pushed it to the server?
How to change a wrong git commit message after I have pushed it to the server? If the remote repository is shared with others, it is better to let the wrong git commit message there. If you use the repository by your own and you are sure that no one else has pulled your latest…
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How to install IE under wine on Linux?
How to install IE under wine on Linux? Just need it for some testing. Do not want to reboot to Windows. We ever had ies4linux. But it is obsoleted now. linie is the latest effort. But there are issues and you may need to fix some problems by yourself. Installing a Windows VM may be…
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Printing a file in hexadecimal format of all content on Linux?
How to print a binary file in hexadecimal format of all content? Use xxd: xxd file.txt or xxd -p file.txt
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How to convert between dos and unix file coding in Emacs?
How to convert between dos and unix file coding for files in Emacs? From Dos to Unix coding: M-x set-buffer-file-coding-system RET undecided-unix or C-x RET f undecided-unix Then save the file (C-x C-s). From Unix to Dos M-x set-buffer-file-coding-system RET undecided-dos or C-x RET f undecided-dos Then save the file (C-x C-s).
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How to play .swf files on Linux?
How to play the flash (.swf) files downloaded from the Web on Linux? The best solution that I find to play .swf files on Linux is run Adobe Flash Player Projector (download from here, a single .EXE file) and run it under wine.
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Replacing tabs with spaces in Emacs
How to replace tabs with spaces in Emacs? You can first select the regions of text for converting/replacing, then run M-x untabify to replace all tabs with appropriate number of spaces. There is also a M-x tabify for replacing sequences of spaces to tabs. There are also commands to convert tabs to spaces or vice…