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Circle Line MRT DetailsThe Circle Line MRT is a 28+2 long train system operated by SMRT from Dhoby Ghaut Station to Harbourfront Station. Meanwhile The Circle Line Extension MRT (CE) extends from Promenade Station to Marina Bay Station. When riding the Circle Line, pay attention to the end station i.e Marina Bay or Dhoby GhautTransfer Stations along Circle Line MRTDowntown Line MRT – Botanic Gardens, MacPherson, PromenadeEast-West Line MRT – Buona Vista, Paya LebarNorth East Line MRT – Dhoby Ghaut, Harbourfront, SerangoonNorth-South Line MRT – Bishan, Dhoby GhautThomson-East Coast Line MRT – CaldecottCircle Line Extension MRT – PromenadeTransfer Stations along Circle Line ExtensionCircle Line MRT – PromenadeDowntown Line MRT – Bayfront, PromenadeNorth-South Line MRT – Marina BayThomson-East Coast Line MRT – Marina Bay InfoTrain Line: Circle Line MRT# of Stations: 28Origin: Dhoby GhautDestination: HarbourfrontOperator: SMRTCircle Line MRT Details InfoTrain Line: Circle Line Extension MRT# of Stations: 3Origin: PromenadeDestination: Marina BayCircle Line Extension MRT DetailsMain Circle Line MRT⇋ Click to Switch DirectionCircle Line MRT⇋ Click to Switch DirectionFeel Free to click any of the Terminal, Transport links aboveCircle Line Extension MRT⇋ Click to Switch DirectionCircle Line Extension MRT⇋ Click to Switch DirectionFeel Free to click any of the Terminal, Transport links aboveCircle Line Extension MRT MapCircle Line Extension MRT MapCircle Line MRT MapCircle Line Map courtesy of LTA" data-medium-file=" data-large-file=" src=" alt="Circle Line Map courtesy of LTA" srcset=" 1280w, 768w" sizes="(max-width: 1280px) 100vw, 1280px">Circle Line Map courtesy of LTAMainCommute TerminalsCross Border Commute RoutesChangi Airportto Marina Bayto Universal StudiosChinatownto Little IndiaCity HallDhoby GhautGardens by the BayUniversal StudiosNational StadiumOrchard RoadSentosaResorts World Sentosa to MalaysiaWoodlandsTo ChangiHow to go toChangi Beach / Changi Point Ferry TerminalSingapore StadiumItinerary1 day Singapore Itinerary2 Days Singapore with Universal Studios Sentosa3 Days Itinerary with Singapore Tourist Pass 5 DaysBudget Friendly Singapore ItineraryFamily Friendly Singapore ItinerarySample Budget

Smart Semicolon ExtensionThis extension places semicolons at the end of an expression.Semantic DetectionThis extension detects line comments and language brackets and configures the end of the current expression.Line DetectionBracket DetectionAutomatic Line ChangeWhen enabled, this extension automatically inserts a new line below the current cursor and put the cursor at the beginning of the new line on a semicolon key. The exceptions are when:If the current line is the only line inside a code block.If the below line is a code.If the current line has a close bracket after this expression.If the current line contains any of autoLineChangeExceptionKeywords (for example, you don't want to insert a new line after return, throw keywords in C#).In case you don't want the newly-inserted line, simply putting another semicolon will cancel the insertion, and the cursor goes back to the previous position.Supported LanguagesC#C/C++JavaJavascript, TypescriptGoShaderLabExtension Settingssmartsemicolon.enable: enable this extension on/off.smartsemicolon.autoLineChange: enable the automatic line changing feature on/off.Known IssuesCannot detect multi-lined comments. To insert a semicolon inside a multi-lined comment, users must manually toggle the extension off.Users must provide information about languages where this extension will take actions. Currently, extensions cannot retrieve language configurations from the Visual Studio Code.1.0.0Initial release1.0.3Supports C#, C/C++, Java, Javascript/Typescript, Go, ShaderLab languages by default.smartsemicolon.languages settings removed.No duplicate semicolons

Skip to main content This browser is no longer supported. Upgrade to Microsoft Edge to take advantage of the latest features, security updates, and technical support. azcmagent extension Article09/19/2024 In this article -->Local management of Azure Arc extensions installed on the machine. These commands can be run even when a machine is in a disconnected state.The extension manager must be stopped before running any of these commands. Stopping the extension manager interrupts any in-progress extension installs, upgrades, and removals. To disable the extension manager, run Stop-Service ExtensionService on Windows or systemctl stop extd. When you're done managing extensions locally, start the extension manager again with Start-Service ExtensionService on Windows or systemctl start extd on Linux.CommandsCommandPurposeazcmagent extension listLists extensions installed on the machineazcmagent extension removeUninstalls extensions on the machineazcmagent extension listLists extensions installed on the machine.Usageazcmagent extension list [flags]ExamplesSee which extensions are installed on your machine.azcmagent extension listFlagsCommon flags available for all commands--configTakes in a path to a JSON or YAML file containing inputs to the command. The configuration file should contain a series of key-value pairs where the key matches an available command line option. For example, to pass in the --verbose flag, the configuration file would look like:{ "verbose": true}If a command line option is found in both the command invocation and a configuration file, the value specified on the command line will take precedence.-h, --helpGet help for the current command, including its syntax and command line options.-j, --jsonOutput the command result in the JSON format.--log-stderrRedirect error and verbose messages to the standard error (stderr) stream. By default, all output is sent to the standard output (stdout) stream.--no-colorDisable color output for terminals that do not support ANSI colors.-v, --verboseShow more detailed logging information while the command executes. Useful for troubleshooting issues when running a command.azcmagent extension removeUninstalls extensions on the machine.Usageazcmagent extension remove [flags]ExamplesRemove the "AzureMonitorWindowsAgent" extension from the local machine.azcmagent extension remove --name AzureMonitorWindowsAgentRemove all extensions from the local machine.azcmagent extension remove --allFlags--all, -aRemoves all extensions from the machine.--name, -nRemoves the specified extension from the machine. Use azcmagent extension list to get the name of the extension.Common flags available for all commands--configTakes in a path to a JSON or YAML file containing inputs to the command. The configuration file should contain a series of key-value pairs where the key matches an available command line option. For example, to pass in the --verbose flag, the configuration file would look like:{ "verbose": true}If a command line option is found in both the command invocation and a configuration file, the value specified on the command line will take precedence.-h, --helpGet help for the current command, including its syntax and command line options.-j, --jsonOutput the command result in the JSON format.--log-stderrRedirect error

These steps:Once a call is successfully parked against your extension, you are typically notified by the user who parked the call. To retrieve the parked call, dial *88 (plus extension) from the extension it was parked against. This will retrieve the call from park.Note: If the parked call is not retrieved within the provisioned recall time, the call parked call is retrieved and presented to the user that originally parked the call or an alternate recall user.Feature Operation - Call Park Extension (with an Assigned Line Key)With the Call Park Extension feature, administrators can create an extension for users to park/retrieve calls to/from. Once set up, administrators can assign the call park extension to a user’s monitoring list, so that the user can seamlessly use a line to park and retrieve calls from a call park extension. Note: If the call park extension is not assigned to the user’s monitoring list, it can still be utilized by using the call park Feature Access Codes to park and retrieve a call to and from this extension.Parking a CallWhen a user is set up to have a call park extension assigned as a line key, follow these steps to park a call:While on an active call, press the call park extension line key to park the call.You will hear an announcement confirming that the call has been parked. The line key, where the call has been parked, will flash red and will display “Call parked” on the screen. Note: If multiple users

Gh-extension: Remove an extension. The command "gh extension remove ${extension_name}" is a command-line command that is specific to the GitHub CLI (Command Line Interface).Here's an explanation of the different components of the command:"gh" refers to the GitHub CLI executable. It is a command-line tool that provides convenient access to GitHub features and functionality."extension" is a subcommand in the GitHub CLI that deals with the management of GitHub extensions. Extensions are additional functionalities integrated into the GitHub CLI by third-party developers."remove" is a subcommand under the "extension" subcommand. It is used to remove or uninstall a GitHub extension that is currently installed."${extension_name}" is a placeholder that represents the actual name of the extension you want to remove. You need to replace "${extension_name}" with the actual name of the GitHub extension you want to uninstall.When you run this command and replace "${extension_name}" with the actual extension name, the GitHub CLI will remove that specific extension from your system, effectively uninstalling it. This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.