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This section provides an overview of what LabVIEW is, and why a developer might want to use it. It should also mention any large subjects within LabVIEW, and link out to the related topics. Since the Documentation for LabVIEW is new, you may need to create initial versions of those related topic...
Declaration module Name; any ruby expressions; end Module names in Ruby are constants, so they have to start with a capital letter. module foo; end # Syntax error: class/module name must be CONSTANT
Parameter NameUse ForsearchStringthe string to be found in the file name
Usually each container should hosts one process. In case you need multiple processes in one container (e.g. an SSH server to login to your running container instance) you could get the idea to write you own shell script that starts those processes. In that case you had to take care about the SIGNA...
ParameterDetailsexprIn case the "try part" was completed successfully tryCatch will return the last evaluated expression. Hence, the actual value being returned in case everything went well and there is no condition (i.e. a warning or an error) is the return value of readLines. Note that ...
AutoHotkey used to heavily rely on labels until version 1.1.20. It's reliance on labels had very serious disadvantages. The main one being that labels usually execute in the global scope meaning that any variable defined within a label will be globally available. This sounds great until you realiz...
Dictionaries in Tcl are values that hold a mapping from arbitrary values to other arbitrary values. They were introduced in Tcl 8.5, though there are limited versions for (the now unsupported) Tcl 8.4. Dictionaries are syntactically the same as lists with even numbers of elements; the first pair o...

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