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Basic

Download and install from https://nodejs.org/en/download/
run nodevars.bat to setup the environment
- set NODE_SKIP_PLATFORM_CHECK=1 if you are not runner Windows 10
- or add in nodevars.bat
Install Yarn
- npm install --global yarn
Install React Native
- yarn add global react-native

edit %ECLIPSE_HOME%/eclipse.ini

	Option Explicit

	Public Sub ModifySubject()
	Dim olitem As Outlook.mailItem
	Dim newSubject As String

	If Application.ActiveExplorer.Selection.Count <= 0 Then
	Exit Sub
	End If

	Private g_Folder As Outlook.MAPIFolder
	Private g_Find As String

	' Source: https://www.extendoffice.com/documents/outlook/2087-outlook-find-folder-by-name.html
	Public Sub FindFolder()
	Dim xFldName As String
	Dim xFolders As Outlook.Folders
	Dim xYesNo As Integer
	On Error Resume Next
	Set g_Folder = Nothing

	drop table CHI_COMM_CODE
	/

	create table CHI_COMM_CODE (UNICODE varchar2(3) primary key, COMM_CODE_TC varchar2(4), COMM_CODE_SC varchar2(4))
	/

	insert into CHI_COMM_CODE values ('倀', '0210', '');
	insert into CHI_COMM_CODE values ('倂', '0164', '');
	insert into CHI_COMM_CODE values ('倅', '0211', '');
	insert into CHI_COMM_CODE values ('倆', '0224', '');

	' Command Line:
	' email.vbs [config] [action]
	'
	' action: optional, "send" will automaically send the email, leave blank to display the message
	' Config File
	' Line 1: To, separated by ;
	' Line 2: Cc, separated by ;, can be empty
	' Line 3: Subject
	' Line 4: Attachment Directory, can be empty
	' Line 5: Blank line

	@echo off

	REM m.bat foo*.txt
	REM search recursively the first match of foo*.txt and call n.bat with the file name
	REM m.bat foo*.txt 3
	REM search recursively foo*.txt and call n.bat with the file name, maximum 3 instances
	REM m.bat foo.txt
	REM DO NOT USE without wildcard, it will call the n.bat with the filename, no matter file exist or not

	set "m=%~2"

	import java.io.IOException;
	import java.util.Scanner;
	import java.util.regex.Matcher;
	import java.util.regex.Pattern;

	// https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1286461/can-i-find-the-console-width-with-java
	public class GuessConsoleWidth {
	public static void main(String[] args) {
	System.out.println("Guess Cosnole Width = " + guessConsoleWidth());
	}