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cvs checkout -c doesn't show all modules

I have a module in my repository. Let's call it module1. If I just checkout it, it's alright, it shows up in my machine and I can work on it. There's a parameter in checkout command named -c - according to help, '"cat" the module database.'. But when I run this command cvs co -c The module isn't showing up. Why? Is there a cache fi...

opening a file in aix

(AIX/ksh) i have a chinese file ...i cant able to open it in aix using cat fully...if i give cat then some contents are missing...and if i give cat -v it is giving wierd code....even i tried with while loop to read contents,but not working...with more command i can but i cant use more in shell scripting...so please shed some idea here......

Send input to a program and get control back

Hello, I have been stuck on this for some time. Let's say I have a C program like the following. I want to be able to send this program some string and get the control after that. If I do: --> cat myfile | myprogram or --> echo "0123" | myprogram or --> myprogram < myfile I get the ouput (myfile contains "0123") 30 31 32 33 Usi...

Prepending (w/out newlines) to an auto-generated dependency list for Makefiles.

Not sure if the title makes sense... so I'll elaborate a bit. I'm toying with this makefile that uses gcc's auto-dependency list generator. At the same time, I wanted to keep a nice sorted directory structure that separates source, headers, and resources. The layout's nice and simple like so MAIN src include objects dependencies ...

Using system calls to implement the unix cat command.

For my OS class I have the assignment of implementing Unix's cat command with system calls (no scanf or printf). Here's what I got so far: (Edited thanks to responses) #include <sys/types.h> #include <unistd.h> #include <fcntl.h> #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <string.h> #include <math.h> main(void) { int fd1; ...

How to use apply, cat and print, without getting NULL

I am trying to use cat() as functions inside apply(). I can almost make R do what I want, but I'm getting some very confusing (to me) NULLS at the end of the return. Here is a silly example, to highlight what I'm getting. val1 <- 1:10 val2 <- 25:34 values <- data.frame(val1, val2) apply(values, 1, function(x) cat(x[1], x[2], fill=TRUE))...

bash cat multiple files content in to single string without newlines

i got some files with name start as eg_. and only each contains one single line eg_01.txt: @china:129.00 eg_02.txt @uk:219.98 eg_03.txt @USA:341.90 ...... i am expecting to cat them in to a single line to send by URL like: @china:129.00@uk:219.98@USA:341.90 i use echo cat eg_* it give me the output look like a string, but it actu...