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Changing contents of a tsx file through shell script

I have a requirement to change the contents of config.tsx file that contains values like: I want to change this content using a shell script and save the file. Changed content can look like: How can I do this? Answer This should work: The -i option will edit the file in place. If you first want to try the com…

C sockets

The following C program calls select() to get a list of client sockets that have data in the socket buffer (using UNIX domain datagram sockets). It takes four parameters on call from a NASM program. The parameter fds_array[] is a 3-element integer array created in NASM and passed into the program. The data ar…

How logical operators works

I tried below but it doesn’t work. Throwing some errors. Exp1 or expr2 should evaluate first & at result should be evaluated with expr3 ( &&) i tried as per suggestion, it throws error as Fyi- that date is val1 value. Answer You might see different results based on the shell or version, eg: …

C++ | How to get input from the arrow keys with Linux

I’m super new to C++ and was wanting to add arrow key functionality to my snake game. I’ve been scouring the Internet trying to find a way to do this without “conio.h” as I am using Linux. How would I go about doing this and can I get some example code? Thank you! Answer You’d be…

how do i access files in directory from another directory (linux)

im trying to change permissions on a txt file founded in directory X While im in the directory Y Answer You should use absolute or relative file path. For example you have file1.txt in directory /directory1/ – absolute file path is /directory1/file1.txt. If your current path is /directory2/, you can run…