depending on which one they go with. New in version 2.0. click.edit(text=None, editor=None, env=None, require_save=True, extension=’.txt’, filename=None) Edits the given text in the defined editor. If an editor changes, None is returned. In case a file is edited directly the return value is always None and require_save and extension are ignored. If the editor cannot be opened a UsageError is raised. Note for use. Defaults to automatic detection. • env – environment variables to forward to the editor. • require_save – if this is true, then not saving in the editor will make the return value become None. •

with the Windows version of Firebird 1.5, it is not supplied with the Linux version. Linux doesn’t require a separate utility as it can split files using the split command as well as using gbak.  In testing Command line Options 3 Chapter 3. Gsplit Command Parameters Both main gsplit command line options require parameters. When splitting a backup, the parameters are: -S[PLIT_BK_FILE] {k|m|g}

your request parser but not set in the request itself will default to None. Required Arguments To require a value be passed for an argument, just add required=True to the call to add_argument(). parser hostname included. Passing Constructor Parameters Into Resources Your Resource implementation may require outside dependencies. Those dependencies are best passed-in through the constructor to loosely couple

call a function. It is possible to use the unquoted keyword to indicate that a function does not require quotes for its arguments. @startuml !unquoted function id($text1, $text2="FOO") return $text1 +

call a function. It is possible to use the unquoted keyword to indicate that a function does not require quotes for its arguments. @startuml !unquoted function id($text1, $text2="FOO") return $text1 +

It is possible to use the unquoted keyword to indicate that a function or a procedure does not require quotes for its arguments. @startuml !unquoted function id($text1, $text2="FOO") !return $text1 +

It is possible to use the unquoted keyword to indicate that a function or a procedure does not require quotes for its arguments. @startuml !unquoted function id($text1, $text2="FOO") !return $text1 +

It is possible to use the unquoted keyword to indicate that a function or a procedure does not require quotes for its arguments. @startuml !unquoted function id($text1, $text2="FOO") !return $text1 +

It is possible to use the unquoted keyword to indicate that a function or a procedure does not require quotes for its arguments. @startuml !unquoted function id($text1, $text2="FOO") !return $text1 +

It is possible to use the unquoted keyword to indicate that a function or a procedure does not require quotes for its arguments. @startuml !unquoted function id($text1, $text2="FOO") !return $text1 +