I think you are editing something in the windows registry but that has no effect on the path. Try this: How to Add, Remove or Edit Environment variables in Windows 7 the variable of interest is the PATH also you can type on the command line: Set PATH=%PATH%;(your new path);
Locate the path of csc.exe and add it your PATH environment variable. In my case, the path for 64-bit C# compiler is C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v4.0.30319. Similarly, you can look for 32-bit C# compiler in C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework under different .NET framework version directories There will be csc.exe for all versions like v2.0.XXXXX and v3.5. Select the one with the … Read more
In idiomatic Rust the return type of a function that can fail should be an Option or a Result. In general, functions should also accept slices instead of Strings and only create a new String where necessary. This reduces excessive copying and heap allocations. You can use the provided extension() method and then convert the … Read more
Try this command: which -a python
This works: $ winhome=”/cygdrive/c/Documents and Settings/” $ cd “$winhome” $ pwd /cygdrive/c/Documents and Settings
To add to Niels’ answer, for those not using Babel First install the chromedrive package using npm. If you install globally ensure to have node packages in your path npm install -g chromedriver If PATH errors persist, just save it to the local project’s dependencies npm install –save-dev chromedriver For those not using Babel const … Read more
It seems like what you’re really trying to do is accomplish what FTP does – copy files from one place to another. I would suggest you find better ways to do this with existing FTP code libraries. URIs are not file system paths, so you can’t treat them as such. They are addresses/resource locators that, … Read more
Just use the environment variable in the relevant field: OutputDirectory=”$(MyEnvVariableName)\Bin” One trick is that you need to restart the Visual Studio IDE each time you change the variable. There is an MSDN article precisely about this: How to: Use Environment Variables in a Build
Start gdb without specifying the executable or core file, then type the following commands: set solib-absolute-prefix ./usr file path/to/executable core-file path/to/corefile You will need to make sure to mirror your library path exactly from the target system. The above is meant for debugging targets that don’t match your host, that is why it’s important to … Read more