I don’t understand what you mean. 还是 I don’t understand what your means. 哪个对啊

Posted 2023-05-03

谢谢

应该是I don't understand what you mean。这是宾语从句。
用作宾语的从句叫做宾语从句(object clause)。引导宾语从句的关联词有从属连接词、疑问代词、疑问副词、缩合连接代词、缩合连接副词等。如：
He told us he felt ill. 他对我们说他感到不舒服。(关联词是从属连词 that)
I know he has returned. 我知道他已经回来了。(在非正式文体中关联词that被省去)
That he ever said such a thing I simply don’t believe. 我简直不相信他曾说过这样的话。(that从句位于句首时，that不可省去)
We decided, in view of his special circumstances, that we would admit him for a probationary period. 鉴于他的特殊情况，我们决定应允他一段试用期。(主句谓语动词decided与that从句之间有插入语，that不可省去)
I doubt whether he will succeed. 我怀疑他是否会成功。(关联词是从属连接词whether，当doubt用于肯定句中时，后面的宾语从句常用从属连接词whether或if引导)
I don’t know if you can help me. 我不知道你能否帮助我。
Who or what he was, Martin never learned. 他是什么人?他是干什么的?马丁根本不知道。(关联词是疑问代词who和what。从句位于句首是为了强调)
I wonder what he’s writing to me about. 我不知道他要给我写信说什么事。(关联词是疑问代词what)
I’ll tell you why I asked you to come. 我会告诉你我为什么要你来。(关联词是疑问副词why)
You may do what you will. 你可做任何你想做的事。(关联词是缩合连接代词what)
I should like to see where you live, Jon. 我想去看看你住的地方，乔恩。(关联词是缩合连接副词where)
宾语从句亦可用作介系词的宾语，如：
He was deeply displeased by what had occurred that day. 他对那天发生的事感到很不快。(what引导的从句是介词by的宾语)
I walked over to where she sat. 我走向她坐的地方。(where引导的从句是介词to的宾语)
I am curious as to what he will say. 我很想知道他要说什么。(what引导的从句是复合介词as to的宾语)
Your success will largely depend upon what you do and how you do it. 你是否成功将主要取决于你做什么和怎样做。(what和how引导的从句是介词upon的宾语)
有时介系词可以省去。如：
I don’t care (for) who marries him. 我不管谁跟他结婚。
Be careful (as to) how you do that. 你要注意做这件事的方式。
有时全句可用引词it作为形式宾语。如：
He made it quite clear that he preferred to study English. 他很明确地说他宁愿学习英语。(真实宾语that从句前有形式宾语it)
You may rely on it that I shall help you. 你可以指望我会帮助你。(真实宾语that从句前有形式宾语it)
有时现在分词亦可后跟宾语从句，如：
He has just gone away saying that he will return in an hour. 他刚走，说他一小时后回来。(that引导的从句是现在分词saying的宾语) 参考技术A 前者正确~
you为第二人称，谓语动词用原形追问

what you mean 这里的mean，是动词吗？
what在这里是什么，谢谢

追答

mean 是动词
what是疑问词，这里是what引导的宾语从句

参考技术B

应该是I don't understand what you mean。

这是宾语从句。

用作宾语的从句叫做宾语从句(object clause)。

参考技术C I don’t understand what you mean.
这个对

Windows Services Recovery option doesn't work ... or I don't understand it RRS feed

Windows Services Recovery option doesn\'t work ... or I don\'t understand it

You could have a look at the blog post below, see if it helps you!

https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/jcalev/2008/01/10/some-tricks-with-service-restart-logic/

" First failure: what should occur the first time the service fails.  Valid options are "Take No Action", "Restart the Service", "Run a Program", and "Restart the Computer".


Second failure: same options the second time a service fails


Subsequent failures: same options for any subsequent failure


Reset fail count after: the number of days the service must be running before the failure count is reset


Restart service after: the amount of time in minutes to wait to restart the service


This is very nice, but it is very easy to misunderstand what these values actually do.  I have seen a number of services (and I tried this myself) set these values to 0 days and 0 minutes.  The problem is your service will continually restart if you set the failure count to reset after 0 days, if the service at least started correctly.  The result is only the first option ("first failure") will ever be run. 


To fix this, set the failure count to reset after one day.  The drawback to this approach is your service may stay stopped after failing several times but this likely means something is toast anyways.


One thing also to take into account is not all services will work with the reset logic - or in other words just setting the recovery options on any service does not guarantee that it will restart.  In order for the service to restart, it must exit abnormally.  This generally means the service must exist with a non-zero exit code and the service status must not be stopped (note: this has changed for Vista - it is possible to set the service status to stopped and provide an exit code to trigger the restart logic).

 

 

Best regards,
Leon

 

How can I automatically restart a Windows service if it crashes?

I have a Windows service that exits unexpectedly every few days. Is there a simple way to monitor it to make sure it gets restarted quickly if it crashes?

 

回答

Under the Services application, select the properties of the service in question.

View the recovery tab - there are all sorts of options - I\'d set First & Second Failure to Restart the Service, Third to run a batch program that BLAT\'s out an email with the third failure notification.

You should also set the Reset Fail Count to 1 to reset the fail count daily.

EDIT:

Looks like you can do this via a command line:

SC failure w3svc reset= 432000  actions= restart/30000/restart/60000/run/60000
SC failure w3svc command= "MyBatchFile.cmd"

Your MyBatchFile.CMD file can look like this:

blat - -body "Service W3svc Failed" -subject "SERVICE ERROR" -to [e-mail] -server SMTP.Example.com -f [e-mail]

 

What is Blat?
Blat is a Windows (32 & 64 bit) command line utility that sends eMail using SMTP or post to usenet using NNTP. 

 

 

Trying to set services to restart ANYTIME they fail. I need this setting to NEVER Expire?

回答1

The reset failure count is the "trigger" for the second recovery action. IF its is set to 0 it will never trigger the second condiction.

 

回答2

Setting "Reset fail count after" to 0 means "reset the fail count to 0 after each failure" until a reboot occurs.

The 0 effectively disables both, the "second failure" and "subsequent failure" actions and you will always get the "first failure" action, until you reboot the machine.