HARDENING Of METALS
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Customer reviews of the book Heat treatment of metals by Vijendra Singh, published by Standard Publishers DistributorsQ:
How do you open the Jenkins log?
I'm trying to troubleshoot a Jenkins problem, and I know it's logging some events to the server log (e.g., "Build started... "). But the log has a "Started" date and time, but the log does not seem to be connected to the build log. When I go into the server log and click on the build name, I get a page with just the build report, but no event message.
How can I open the Jenkins log so I can see the event?
A:
You can enable the plugin "View Log" plugin. The plugin will open the log in an external browser, but if you want to see the Jenkins logs directly in your browser, you need to install the Jenkins plugin "Log File Viewer"
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Global variables in XNA class library
I would like to use a global variable in a XNA class library. The basic idea is to have a singleton that can be accessed from any of the classes in my class library. This singleton class will be loaded into a game engine, and I'm trying to use it in some XNA classes.
It's easy to create a global variable in a DLL, but is there any way to do this in a class library?
A:
you should set up a static class that is accessible from any class.
do something like this
public class Globals
{
public static int SomeValue = 1;
}
you can access the static members from any class.
var myGlobals = new Globals();
Console.WriteLine(myGlobals.SomeValue);
you can also access them through your XNA code as long as the ac619d1d87
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