When you set the default keyboard setting
to non English for instance like Chinese IME MS-pinyin 2008 or whatever, you’ll
get an error like “Jvm terminated.Exit
code = -1” and a lot other message (maybe the eclipse run environment setting?)
pop upped when you try to run eclipse. Maybe this is a bug about eclipse, and the solution
in here is simply like your thought : get back using English as your default
setting.
摘要: This is a stepped summary about my working environment 'debian etch'. I don't want just play with the OS, and I hate hard working, so the linux distributor I chosed must be stable ,easyly understood and simple configured. Based on those clauses, 'debian' is the best suit, except its uglily name. After 3 weeks' testing on my old hard disk, I thought "hmm, IT is!". Now I'm formal accept myself using this as my main OS. Followed is the tips I soloved by google, list here for reference.
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# ReversFile.py [infile] [outfile]
#
# A stupid way to reverse a chinese text file. just for fun.
# If you wanna get the same result, maybe you should only slipt
# input text file to character list and '.reverse' it,
# more simpler and clearer than this.
#Note:: This code have some problem about chinese quotation marks,
# cause it's has differnet between left and right.
# So when it been reversed, the result may "unreadable":) Easy fixed but I ignored.
# Also about 'Enter' key, ignored too.
#
# writen by Mai 01/17/2008
#
# -*- coding: cp936 -*-
import sys
class revFileFont:
readLines=[]
inFile=""
outFileName=""
outList=[]
def __init__(self,fileName,outFile):
self.inFile = open(fileName,"r")
self.outFileName = open(outFile,"w")
def __readToList(self):
self.inFile.seek(0)
self.inFile
for line in self.inFile:
self.readLines.append(line.decode("gbk"))
rangeList = len(self.readLines)
self.readLines.reverse()
for i in range(rangeList):
rString = self.readLines[i]
xi=len(rString)
for xii in range(xi):
if rString[xi-xii-1]!=u'\n':
self.outList.append(rString[xi-xii-1])
self.outList.append(u'\n')
def DoIt(self):
"""Reverse file and write it out."""
self.__readToList()
for i in self.outList:
self.outFileName.write(i.encode("gbk"))
self.inFile.close()
self.outFileName.close()
if __name__ == "__main__":
argc = len(sys.argv)
if argc <> 3:
print 'Useage:',sys.argv[0],' [inFile]',' [outFile]'
sys.exit(1)
test = revFileFont(sys.argv[1],sys.argv[2])
test.DoIt()
#print test.outList