Top "Arguments" questions

Linux: boot arguments with U-Boot and Flat Image Tree (FIT)

I am trying to get my own build of U-Boot to boot Linux on a Jetson TK1 board. As we …

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Passing a argument to a callback function

def parse(self, response): for sel in response.xpath('//tbody/tr'): item = HeroItem() item['hclass'] = response.request.url.split("/")[8].…

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String arrays as command line arguments for maven plugin

I'm writing a maven plugin that has a parameter that's a String[]. Like this: /** * @parameter expression="${args}" */ protected String[] args; …

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Can a sass @mixin accept an undefined number of arguments?

I'm trying to create a sass mixin for transitions. This is what I have so far. @mixin transition($var) -webkit-transition: $…

undefined sass arguments mixins

Here document as an argument to bash function

Is it possible to pass a here document as a bash function argument, and in the function have the parameter …

bash function shell arguments heredoc

argparse argument order

I have a little problem. I use argparse to parse my arguments, and it's working very well. To have the …

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Run shell script with arguments using nohup

I need to do remote login to a server and run a shell script with arguments in the background using …

shell arguments nohup

Default value for boost::function argument?

I've got a function that I want to take an optional boost::function argument as a callback for reporting an …

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Introspecting arguments from the constructor function __init__ in Python

What is a way to extract arguments from __init__ without creating new instance. The code example: class Super: def __init__(…

python oop arguments introspection

accessing *args from within a function in Python

Hi everyone this is probably something extremely simple that i'm overlooking but can someone point me in the right direction …

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