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...def do_work(args) @progress = 0 @progressinterval = 100/System.count System.find_all.each do |sys| getAndParsePasswdFile(sys.name) @progress += @progressinterval end end def getAndParsePasswdFile(sys) output = %x[some command-line-magic ;)] output.each do |outputline| outputline = outputline.split(":") thisline = Passwdentry.new thisline.setvalues(outputline[0], sys, outputline[2]); thisline.save end end end Passwd::GetPasswdsWorker.register --------------------app/views/passwd/index/createReport.rhtml------------------...

HI, can anybody help me how to observe or read the output of an r command pagewise? (E.g. to make a break after the first page of output data and then continue by putting a key on the console) Thanks a lot. Oliver [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

...***********************************************************/ - -typedef struct fc { - inchr ord; - char **thechar; /* Alloc''d char thechar[charheight][]; */ - struct fc *next; - } fcharnode; - -fcharnode *fcharlist; -char **currchar; -int currcharwidth; -int previouscharwidth; -char **outputline; /* Alloc''d char outputline[charheight][outlinelenlimit+1]; */ -int outlinelen; - - -/**************************************************************************** - - Globals dealing with command file storage - -*************************************************************************...

...st = c(0.3, 0.4, 0.27), cat.pos = 0 ); This code saves the file to the desired location. However, I want the plot to open in the R interface, so I changed that line of the code to "filename=NULL". When I run the script afterwards, the plot does not open, instead, I get the following outputline: (polygon[GRID.polygon.1], polygon[GRID.polygon.2], polygon[GRID.polygon.3], polygon[GRID.polygon.4], polygon[GRID.polygon.5], polygon[GRID.polygon.6], text[GRID.text.7], text[GRID.text.8], text[GRID.text.9], text[GRID.text.10], text[GRID.text.11], text[GRID.text.12], text[GRID.text.13], text[GRI...

...stprinter: > >#------------------------------------------------# >#-- does 'rpcclient' list the new printer? No! --# >#------------------------------------------------# >kde4@kde-bitshop:~> rpcclient localhost -N -U'root%root' -c >'enumprinters' # some outputlines deleted >cmd = enumprinters > name:[\\localhost\a] # this printer had been > deleted and doesn't > # appear in printcap any > more... > name:[\\localhost\designj] > > name:[\\loc...