I made a simple console Qt application using QtCreator. It built fine and generated a .exe file in the build folders, and when I double click on the .exe file, it runs properly
displaying a simple text message. But weirdly, when I click on the run button inside QtCreator, I see the message in the console - 16:13:27: Starting C:\build-HelloWorldConsole-Desktop_Qt_6_1_3_MinGW_64_bit-Release\release\HelloWorldConsole.exe ...
And that's all. It just stuck there. Ideally it should open a console window with the
text message similar to the one displayed when directly clicked on the .exe file. I am not sure why it's not opening the black window when run inside the qt-creator.
What could be missing in the setup?
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I have been using RStudio for a while and recently switched to Visual Studio Code. Until recently, I had no issues opening any files or workspaces, but now when I open some workspaces it seems that R fails to attach to the terminal. I get no errors when I click "R: (not attached)" and ".vsc.attach()" shows up in the terminal like normal but nothing changes. Screenshot of terminal after attempting to attach R to terminal. If I open a new Visual Studio Code window and open a single file, not in a saved workspace, it opens normally and R attaches without any input from me. Screenshot of terminal after opening a new window and file not in a workspace. If I open the same file, not in a saved workspace, and then save the workspace, R is no longer attached and will no longer attach to the terminal. I tried using the fix from this post and added the code from the answer but nothing changed once again.
I started with a fresh install of Visual Studio Code from the website, not the Microsoft store, and did not sign in or sync my settings. I went through the process of setting up R again and used "C:\Program Files\R\R-4.2.1\bin\x64\R.exe" as Rpath and Rterm, which seems to be working so far. I will update my answer if the issue comes back or if I find another solution.
When I create a project and add the files all seems to work, but at some point during my development process the Compile All button stops working (they're not grayed out). Clicking them does nothing, not even a Transcript message. No other compile button works either, not even selecting all files, right-clicking them and selecting Compile Selected.
I've tried deleting the files from the project and re-adding them. Closing Modelsim and reopening the project through the *.mpf file.
Is this a bug on my install or is there something possibly incorrect?
Note: If I recreate the project and add the files they compile and simulate just fine. Which has been the way I've been developing.
I hope this is enough information.
Every time I try to run model sim while dropbox is running (my simulation folder is in my dropbox) I have this exact issue.
Try exiting dropbox and recreating your entire modelsim project.
Running modelsim and loading a project from in my dropbox seems to completely corrupt my project.
Even after I close dropbox, and restart modelsim it is still broken and I have to recreate my project.
Hope this helps.
I have coded an app with R and Shiny. I have also created the file with the code below so that the app runs when I double click on the app file.
cd ~/Dropbox\ \(Centeo\ ApS\)/0.Raportering/
R -e "shiny::runApp('ignore.R', launch.browser=TRUE)"
Everything so far works perfectly.
The only issue I have is that, when I double click on the app file to run the app, the Mac's terminal opens and stays open til I close the app.
So my question is: is there a way I can modify the code above so that the terminal windows does not open?
Thanks in advance!
I have been making an application using Javafx, and have finished the project turning it into an application. However, when I try to run the application it immediatley crashes with know error messages, nothing is printed to the console. As a note, the .jar file runs if clicked. This has led me to believe that the problem is with my file structure namely the fact that their are 2 binary files in the Java folder.
Here is my .app packages contents:
A fix to my problem would be nice, however beyond that how should one go about debugging this sort of thing, I can not find any log messages, can it be done?
Edit: Nothing is printed when in terminal I use open -a ApplicationName and the application crashes. And here is my info.plist.
I have one single project folder that I work on every time. I would like that when I start Atom that the project folder is shown and no tabs are open.
I am using Ubutnu 14.04 LTS and Atom 1.5.3.
At the moment, every time I close and reopen Atom, the last session is shown. This is good, because my project folder is always loaded correctly. Unfortunately, all tabs are also open from my previous session.
I have checked under Core Settings -> Open Emty Editor On Start (Automatically open an empty editor on startup). But still, the editor is not empty on startup. Am I missing anything? How can I get this problem solved?