PM Notifications - All Task Tab - Complete Function

On PM Notifications, All Task Tab, a user completes a task with the checkered flag icon. Is it possible to reverse the completion of the task on the All Task Tab of a PM Notification? If not, is it possible to edit a completed task?

Ruben,
Standard functionality doesnt allow to to edit a completed Task or reset the "completed" task.
Thanks
Narasimhan

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Tab completion with a Unix Shell simulation

Hi everyone,
I am writing a command line program which needs to interface a Unix Shell.
when I type "!command", it will send the command to a bash process and read the output then write it on stdout.
The bash I am running merges stdout and stderr (exec 2>&1).
Everything works great, but now I would like to add the tab-completion functionality.
I would just need to send (tab) to the process so that I can read the output completion, I tried many ways but without success.
Also, I saw we can specify the tag for completion in file ~/.inputrc, but if my tag does not end with \n, I will write it in the buffer and we will be red by bash only after \n is typed.
I hope I made myself clear.
Thanks for your help!
Dimebag

That is the point.
I did try with out.write((char)9) twice followed by
flush(), however the data gets stuck in the buffer
and will only be received after the next command
(finishing with \n).
I would need to use println but this does not work
either.Ahh, I see...
According to this page (http://www.die.net/doc/linux/man/man1/screen.1.html), vt100 allows you to send 'ESC [ Pn I", or {(char)33, (char)91, (char)0, (char)73} as an escape code for the horizontal tab. I don't know if that will work either (never done terminal emulation), but it might be worth a shot.
As an aside, an alias for Bash's tab completion is a Control I, but I don't know what that translates to, if not the weird escape sequence above.

Complete Workflow after approving all tasks

Hello everybody,
I'm face to a big problem with approval workflow OOTB. In my case, when one user from approvers approve his task. The workflow must be completed and we we din't need to wait other approvment. So, I developed an event receiver on Tasks Workflow list and I
checked the first approvment. After, that I approve all other tasks by code. The problem, the status of workflow is still equal to "In progress" despite the ending of all tasks ! It is strange.
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ht[SPBuiltInFieldId.TaskStatus] = SPResource.GetString
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Thanks.

Hi,
I have verified creating the simple approval workflow process. Use the following two actions instead of setting workflow status to approved and stop the workflow.
In this scenario, when one approver approves the task, others task is marked as cancel and his task will be marked as approved and list item will be marked as approved.
And finally, one more thing, the approval process approvers must be in parallel
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Please mark as answered, if your problem resolved.

When using Tab Groups, is less power/memory used or is it the same as when all the tabs are opened in the task bar?

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it's just another View for your tabs which needs less *space* in the taskbar, but same *memory* of your computer.
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Printing All Opened Tabs in Safari

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choppy/freezing video
Try uninstalling your current copy of Flash, then reinstall new, then repair permissions.
Uninstall Flash
Install the most recent version of Flash here.
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[solved] tab completion on bash alias

Hello everybody,
I got my install up and running .
But now I am trying to improbe productivity by adding a simple command:
cd %1 && ls
I got it working by making it like this:
cc () {
cd $* && ls
This works exactly as I want it. But it doesn`t have tab completion!
Is it possible to enable this?
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Last edited by gnur (2008-11-07 15:40:55)

I think i should have been more clear.
I meant the completion wasn't working for the folder names.
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//edit: it seems that restarting X gave me they joy of it working.
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Ion3 tab completion

I'm running ion-3ds-20061223-1 from extra and I've notice that tab completion no longer works from any of the input modes. However shift+tab will cycle backwards through all the choices. Here is the error I get from x
ion3: No encoding given in LC_CTYPE.
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1 [string "WEdln.complete(_, true)"]:1
[Skipping unnamed C functions.]
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ion3: Stack trace:
0 [C]: in 'complete'
1 [string "WEdln.complete(_, true)"]:1
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Emacs tab completion

Following is my .emacs file:
(add-to-list 'load-path
"~/.emacs.d/plugins")
(require 'color-theme)
(require 'pymacs)
(require 'yasnippet-bundle)
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(pymacs-load "ropemacs" "rope-")
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completions)
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(expand-file-name "text-mode"
(car yrd)))))
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(directory-files
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(expand-file-name "text-mode"
(car yrd))))))
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(manycomps (> (length (all-completions (symbol-name (symbol-at-point)) completions)) 1))
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Last edited by chpln (2009-09-27 02:41:46)

PowerShell Script Module PreCache Ignores DefaultCommandPrefix in Manifest - Results in Tab Completion Errors

Refer to this thread for background...
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/6507710a-5648-4f52-8d46-3bf6c75ac7f3/module-function-name-resolution-issues-with-defaultcommandprefix?forum=winserverpowershell
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Get all functions in your module (Load it and check exportedcommands)
loop over each function-name
calculate new name
search your entire project for all references and replace them.
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[Parameter(Position = 0, Mandatory = $true)]
[string]
$ModuleName,
[Parameter(Position = 1, Mandatory = $true)]
[string]
$OldPrefix,
[Parameter(Position = 2, Mandatory = $true)]
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$NewPrefix,
[Parameter(Position = 3)]
[string]
$Path
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Cheers,
Fred
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I'm currently studying the Peachpit book on OSX Support Essentials and have just arrived at the section concerning tab completion in the Terminal. According to the book, if I start from my home folder, then type P, and then press the Tab key, I should get all the choices available to me within the home folder that start with P. I tried this and it worked for me once. Now, however, after restarting, if I do the same thing, I get only one choice - PPCExplain, which is located in Developer/usr/bin/, and not in my home directory. Thinking a preferences must have gotten screwed up, I deleted the preferences for the Terminal, and restarted - still I get this one result and have no explanation of why this command worked as the book said it would and now it doesn't. I'm quite positive I'm starting from my user folder. Any idea what's going on here? Thanks.

Your terminal is working correctly. In unix-based systems, tab completion is situation-dependent, and for the most part is relative to the root of the drive. If you open a terminal and type P<tab> it will list all commands that are included in your $PATH variable. The $PATH contains file locations (starting from the drive's root) for all the commonly used utilities. To see what the $PATH contains, type the following command in the terminal:
echo $PATH
This command will output something like: /usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/X11/bin
All the paths listed there are targeted when you enter a command. When you press "P<tab>" the system looks for something in these directories that begins with a "P". The terminal assumes "/usr/bin/", "/bin", and the other paths have already been entered, so typing "P" just completes the path from there.
If you want to run the command "top" which shows all your running processes (similar to activity monitor) is located in the "/usr/bin" directory. Since that directory is in your $PATH, all you have to do is type "top" and press enter. For longer and unique commands you can use tab completion.
Running "top" as described above is the exact same thing as running "/usr/bin/top". This is the command that is actually run, but having the rest of the file path in the $PATH variable makes it easier than having to type out the whole command.
As for directories and user files, they're accessed from the root ("/") as well. If you want to access your user folder and show the contents in it via tab completion, start at the root of your drive, as follows:
/Users/username/<tab>
Press tab twice to show the available commands or paths. If you want to change your current directory to a new folder, type "cd" before the full file path, as such:
cd /Users/username/Desktop
Unix bases everything from the root of the drive as I explained above. However, there are some ways to simplify commands instead of having to type the whole command path before the command itself, or to target a specific file or folder without having to enter the path for the file/folder. These are the period, and the tilde keys: ".", "..", "~".
To reference the current folder, use the ".", and to reference the parent folder type "..". To reference the user home folder type "~". Other than these options, everything is assumed to be referenced from the root of the drive "/".
As such, you can change to your home folder these ways:
cd ~
cd /Users/username
These commands perform the same function. The tilde (~) just indicates the current user's home folder, so you dont have to always enter "/Users/username" whenever you want to target something in your home folder.
Lets take your home folder for example. I'll assume your home's name is "jcoyle".
If you want to reference your desktop, you are currently trying to do it by pressing "D" and the pressing tab. This wont work. To reference your desktop you'll need to start at the root, or at some of the shortcuts provided by Unix (namely the tilde):
/Users/jcoyle/Desktop (references from the full path)
~/Desktop (references from the user's home folder)
Continue to press tab to see all the available targets in the desktop folder, and then enter part of the name of one of them and tab-complete it. You can list contents of folders this way.
Getting back to the periods ("." and ".."), you can reference things relative to your current position. For instance, if you are currently in your Desktop folder, you can change back to your home folder by pressing "cd .." to go up one level. From there you can "cd" into your Movies folder, for example. Alternatively, if you are in your "Desktop" folder you can get to your "Movies" folder directly by typing "cd ../Movies". This tells the computer to go up one level and then target the "Movies" folder that should be there.
Targeting files and folders like this in the Terminal, however, will not do anything unless the final targeted file is an executable binary file (such as a program). You must perform an action (via a program, ie: one of the commands like "cd") on the referenced path in order to do anything.
Think about wanting to open TextEdit. You can open it by entering this command:
/Applications/TextEdit.app/Contents/MacOS/TextEdit
If you are in the "Applications" directory, you can type the command above, or type:
./TextEdit.app/Contents/MacOS/TextEdit
The period references the current directory ("Applications") and then continues the command from there.
Say you want to open a file on your desktop called "file.txt" in TextEdit. With the TextEdit program, if you enter the full path of a target file after the command to open the program then the program will try to open that file. For instance, this full command will open the file "file.txt" in the TextEdit program:
/Applications/TextEdit.app/Contents/MacOS/TextEdit /Users/jcoyle/Desktop/file.txt
Alternatively, this will work:
/Applications/TextEdit.app/Contents/MacOS/TextEdit ~/Desktop/file.txt
(The tilde references the home folder)
If you are currently in the Applications folder, then this command will also do the same thing:
./TextEdit.app/Contents/MacOS/TextEdit ~/Desktop/file.txt
(The period references the Applications folder itself, so you dont have to type the path before where you currently are located)
Lastly, if you are in the Applications folder, then this command will also work:
../Applications/TextEdit.app/Contents/MacOS/TextEdit ~/Desktop/file.txt
(the double period references the folder above where you are. In this case it happens to be the root "/" folder, so the full path ends up being what's entered. However, imagine the TextEdit application is in your Desktop folder. In that case if you wanted to open the application (forget about opening files with it for now) you could type these commands (assuming you have just opened the terminal and are currently in your home folder):
/Users/jcoyle/Desktop/TextEdit.app/Contents/MacOS/TextEdit
./Desktop/TextEdit.app/Contents/MacOS/TextEdit
~/Desktop/TextEdit.app/Contents/MacOS/TextEdit (in this case the tilde is redundant, since you are already at your home folder)
../jcoyle/Desktop/TextEdit.app/Contents/MacOS/TextEdit
../../Users/jcoyle/Desktop/TextEdit.app/Contents/MacOS/TextEdit
The last command invokes two instances of "..", which bring you back two folder levels. In this case, the first would move your reference from "jcoyle" up to the "Users" directory, and from there the second ".." would move you up to the root of the drive "/".
I hope this long-winded explanation clarifies how paths work in Unix-based systems. Just that by default everything is assumed to be referenced from root, and the included file paths in the $PATH variable is why you see the files from those folders when you just press a letter and tab-complete it.
It's very logical, but it can be a bit funky to wrap your head around.

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It works fine on other bookmarks, so it is NOT this bug:
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/950762
I have lived with this bug for a loooong time since an update, I think it was around FF13.
It is greyed out on ALL machines I know of... I have seen the bug on several machines with completely independent bookmarks, seen on multiple windows versions
Tried all tricks and NONE worked. Just tried to start in safe mode (did not help) tried to start in safe mode and reset EVERYTHING - but the bug persists.
Googling the bug gives thousands and thousands of hits, so this is still an existing bug NOT related to add-ons.
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Thanks for the quick response. :)
I added the not too fantastic
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I have about 120 tabs in my Firefox navigation bar and clicked on the "customise..." in the dropdown menu from a right click. Up came the opening panel showing all my tabs fanned out, one on top of the other and I didn't know what to do. I guess I must have clicked on them to see what happened but there was nothing obvious so I closed the pop-up screen.
I think it was then that I had a new tab screen appear which I closed and found I could not do anything on my screen that still showed all the tabs.
I am using Ubuntu and Firefox 6 and when I first started Firefox it was embarrassed and had to restart because it had trouble with my tabs. I did not close any of them, just restarted Firefox and it apparently started properly, but the more I think about it the less I remember.
I think looking at tab groups was probably the first thing I did. So I tried to restore all tabs from the history menu but couldn't do so. I found that the "New tab" on File was blacked out.
I was able to "open all in tabs" from the recent bookmarks in the bookmark menu, but couldn't add any new tabs.
In the end I went to Firefox Help and read about Tab Groups. At one stage, I did not have the group icon on the navigation bar so I put it there. When I clicked on it it opened all my recent bookmarks, as per the end of the previous paragraph, in one screen and allowed me to shift individual tabs around. But I cannot do that now.
I have two screens under Firefox that have the "New Tab" under File blacked out and I cannot put the Group icon on the navigation bar.
I have a third screen, this one I am using, that has navigation to Firefox Help, Firefox Password Reset, TalkTalk mail and FirefoxAsk a question. On this screen I have put the Group icon and all the dropdown menus are complete. (Incidentally, I used the TalkTalk tab to open my mail as part of resetting my password and the content of the email is one of the screens that has the "New File" blacked out.)
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Is ther anywhere that the old navigation tabs my be stored?

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This should start something.
The subject is DAQmx Tasks.
If you were writing a function that is called many times, say MeasureVolts (double *Value) to obtain a reading from an Analogue Input Channel.
Would you.
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I would typically do more with error testing and would make the "Action" enum into a typedef custom control, but this gives you the basic idea. The action engine approach works very nicely when there's a small # of different kinds of input parameters and output info needed to support all the necessary action cases. When you start needing a large number of differnent kinds of inputs and outputs to support the desired actions, then you start having difficulty with (1) having enough terminals to wire and (2) remembering which inputs and outputs are meaningful for which actions.
-Kevin P.
Attachments:
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I have a requirement from my business, to create tasks as a follow up actions from completed tasks. Let me explain the process.
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Does anyone know how I can implement such a solution?
Many thanks for any advice given.
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