Hi…
QNX 6.3.0SP3 - PE / native
I need to start the Momentics IDE from the command line with the -clean
command, but I have forgotten what was the command? Thanks.
On the lower left on the Photon screen on the QNX native window, there
is the launch → QNX Momentics 6.3.0 → ide…
where do I see where this script is started? Thanks.
Finally, on the native QNX, grep does not have a -R switch. How do I
tell grep to recursively search in all subdirectories? Thanks again.
Regards…
Miguel.
Hi…
I see that the qde command starts the Momentics IDE, and - refrhesh
seems to do something similar to -clean.
I still have a problem, the workspace that I develop in windo$ does not
want to open on QNX. I thought the -refresh would do the trick. Any
other things that I can do to open the windo$ workspace on native QNX?
Thanks.
Regards…
Miguel.
miguel wrote:
Hi…
QNX 6.3.0SP3 - PE / native
I need to start the Momentics IDE from the command line with the -clean
command, but I have forgotten what was the command? Thanks.On the lower left on the Photon screen on the QNX native window, there
is the launch → QNX Momentics 6.3.0 → ide…where do I see where this script is started? Thanks.
Finally, on the native QNX, grep does not have a -R switch. How do I
tell grep to recursively search in all subdirectories? Thanks again.
Regards…Miguel.
miguel <simon@ou.edu> wrote:
Hi…
My understanding is that workspaces are not intended to be
copyable, especially between versions. I’ve generally found it
to not work.
You probably need to create a new workspace, and just import
the various projects into it.
David Gibbs
QNX Training Services
dagibbs@qnx.com
On 2007-03-15, miguel <simon@ou.edu> wrote:
Hi…
Finally, on the native QNX, grep does not have a -R switch. How do I
tell grep to recursively search in all subdirectories? Thanks again.You can always use the following combinaison…
find -iname “*.[ch]” | xargs -i -t grep -n “you_keyword” {}
If you don’t like to do that much typing, you can put it in a script.
Regards
Martin
Hi Martin…
Thank you! I have a script now.
Regards…
Miguel.
Martin Gagnon wrote:
On 2007-03-15, miguel <> simon@ou.edu> > wrote:
Hi…Finally, on the native QNX, grep does not have a -R switch. How do I
tell grep to recursively search in all subdirectories? Thanks again.You can always use the following combinaison…
find -iname “*.[ch]” | xargs -i -t grep -n “you_keyword” {}
If you don’t like to do that much typing, you can put it in a script.
Regards
Martin
Hi David…
Thanks. I hear what you say.
I have a desktop and a laptop, both dual boot. Both the laptop and the
desktop have the same version of QNX native. The workspace works in both
the windows and the native in the laptop, but not on the desktop.
I cannot figure out what is the difference between the QNX native on the
laptop and the desktop. May be related to hardware? Thanks.
Regards…
Miguel.
David Gibbs wrote:
miguel <> simon@ou.edu> > wrote:
Hi…My understanding is that workspaces are not intended to be
copyable, especially between versions. I’ve generally found it
to not work.You probably need to create a new workspace, and just import
the various projects into it.-David
‘Auto refresh workspace on startup’ option in IDE, maybe.