Each argument following the options is a file to add to the archive. Directories are imported recursively. See above for examples. Extract files from the archive either to the current working directory or to the directory specified by a --directory option.
Files or directories whose names match the arguments, as affected by the --glob option, are extracted. Or, if no arguments follow the options, all files and directories are extracted.
Any specified directories are extracted recursively. It is an error if any specified names or match patterns cannot be found in the archive. List the contents of the archive. If no arguments are specified, then all files are listed. Otherwise, only those which match the arguments, as affected by the --glob option, are listed. Currently, the --verbose option does not change the behaviour of this command. That may change in the future. The --update and --insert commands work like --create command, except that they do not delete the current archive before commencing.
New versions of files silently replace existing files with the same names, but otherwise the initial contents of the archive if any remain intact. For the --insert command, all files listed are inserted into the archive. For the --update command, files are only inserted if they do not previously exist in the archive, or if their "mtime" or "mode" is different from what is currently in the archive.
Compatibility node: Prior to SQLite version 3. The --remove command deletes files and directories which match the provided arguments if any as affected by the --glob option. It is an error to provide arguments which match nothing in the archive. This is accomplished using of the zipfile extension. Hence, the following commands are roughly equivalent, differing only in output formatting:. The extensions needed for full SQLite Archive support include:. The fileio. This extension is only needed if the --append option to the.
SQLite allows bound parameters to appear in an SQL statement anywhere that a literal value is allowed. Parameters can be either named or unnamed. An unnamed parameter is a single question mark "? Named parameters are a "? This command-line shell leaves unnamed parameters unbound, meaning that they will have a value of an SQL NULL, but named parameters might be assigned values. And if there is an entry in that table where the key column exactly matches the name of parameter including the initial "?
If no entry exists, the parameter defaults to NULL. The temp. Individual applications are expected to implement their own parameter binding. Note: This command is experimental. It may be removed or the interface modified in incompatible ways at some point in the future. In this context "the right SQL indexes" means those that cause the queries that an application needs to optimize run fast. For example, consider the following session:. In the above, the user creates the database schema a single table - "x1" , and then uses the ".
The user then creates an index with an equivalent schema and runs the analysis on the same query again. This time the shell tool does not recommend any new indexes, and outputs the plan that SQLite will use for the query given the existing indexes.
The functionality described in this section may be integrated into other applications or tools using the SQLite expert extension code.
Database schema which incorporate SQL custom functions made available via the extension load mechanism may need special provision to work with the. Because the feature uses additional connections to implement its functionality, those custom functions must be made available to those additional connections.
Beginning with version 3. Only one database connection is active at a time. The inactive connections are still open but are idle. Each database connection is identified by an integer between 0 and 9. There can be at most 10 simultaneously open connections.
Change to another database connection, creating it if it does not already exist, by typing the ". Close a database connection by typing ". Though the underlying SQLite database connections are completely independent of one another, many of the CLI settings, such as the output format, are shared across all database connections. Thus, change the output mode in one connection will change it in them all. On the other hand, some dot-commands such as.
There are many other dot-commands available in the command-line shell. See the ". One way to use sqlite3 in a shell script is to use "echo" or "cat" to generate a sequence of commands in a file, then invoke sqlite3 while redirecting input from the generated command file. This works fine and is appropriate in many circumstances. But as an added convenience, sqlite3 allows a single SQL command to be entered on the command line as a second argument after the database name.
When the sqlite3 program is launched with two arguments, the second argument is passed to the SQLite library for processing, the query results are printed on standard output in list mode, and the program exits. This mechanism is designed to make sqlite3 easy to use in conjunction with programs like "awk". SQLite commands are normally terminated by a semicolon.
There are many command-line options available to the CLI. Use the --help command-line option to see a list:. The CLI is flexible regarding command-line option formatting. Either one or two leading "-" characters are permitted. Thus "-box" and "--box" mean the same thing. Command-line options are processed from left to right. Hence a "--box" option will override a prior "--quote" option. Most of the command-line options are self-explanatory, but a few merit additional discussion below.
The --safe command-line option attempts to disable all features of the CLI that might cause any changes to the host computer other than changes to the specific database file named on the command-line.
The idea is that if you receive a large SQL script from an unknown or untrusted source, you can run that script to see what it does without risking an exploit by using the --safe option. The --safe option disables among other things :. Basically, any feature of the CLI that reads or writes from a file on disk other than the main database file is disabled. Suppose you want to run a suspicious script and the script requires a one or two of the features that --safe normally disables.
Or suppose the script needs to load a specific extension. Those specific commands will then be allowed to execute normally, but all other unsafe commands will still be restricted. The use of ". Therefore, use ". To compile the command-line shell on unix systems and on Windows with MinGW, the usual configure-make command works:. The configure-make works whether you are building from the canonical sources from the source tree, or from an amalgamated bundle.
There are few dependencies. When building from canonical sources, a working tclsh is required. One approach I found was to use the interactive --shell mode with a sequence of "actions" and "verbs" such as this:. You can generate a long list of these action and verb sequences, one for each file. It works very well, but unfortunately I wasn't able to paste a large enough text string for the thousands of SVG files I wanted to convert.
I think Powershell is limited by the amount of text you can paste into it, as is the usual command prompt. Therefore it would be great if a future version of Inkscape accepted batch file containing such a list of commands.
Currently it doesn't seem possible, as far as I can tell from the documentation. Following on from your own answer, I created a 10, line file called inkscape. How are we doing? Please help us improve Stack Overflow. Take our short survey. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams? Collectives on Stack Overflow. Learn more. Make sure it is set to "Plain Text".
If you're reporting a bug or problem with Convert LIT, you should make sure to include as much information as you can - for example, what other programs were running at the time, the command you used with Convert LIT, what version of Microsoft Reader you have installed, what eBook you were trying to convert, what version of Windows you are using, and so on.
If you believe it may be of help, you can also send a screenshot, but you should make sure that you either save it in JPEG format or compress it in some other way, otherwise it will turn out quite large and it will be difficult to send by email.
Q: I want to send you some information or files, but I'm concerned about security. Do you have a PGP key? Connect and share knowledge within a single location that is structured and easy to search. I'm using OS X Yosemite The image is kept in the same folder where the shell script is placed.
Please help me out. You can also make it with help of Homebrew - which is quite nice and popular package manager. From the download instructions on the ImageMagick site:. How are we doing? Please help us improve Stack Overflow. Take our short survey. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams? Collectives on Stack Overflow. Learn more.
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