I am looking for a shell script analog to something like Pythons\'s ConfigParser or Perl\'s Config::INI.I have sourced files in the past to accomplish this, but I\'d prefer to read rather than execute
I\'m new to MyBatis. Ive been trying to configure mybatis in a webservice I\'m writing but with no luck yet.
Been trying to override the phpSettings.display_errors from my application/modules/module5/config/module.ini.
There are plenty of Modules in the Config:: Namespace on CPAN, but they are all limited in ond way or another.
So I\'m sitting here compiling XMonad for myself because I do not like being provided with version 0.9.1 by my package manager and like 0.9.2. The current problem is that the compilation of XMonad its
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I have a Ruby on Rails application, which sends out emails. In production, I want to use some X SMTP server, but in development I want to use some开发者_JAVA百科 other SMTP server (thus my configurati
\"If it’s not in source control, it doesn’t exist.\" This question was addressed for Git here: Techniques to handle a private and public repository?. What about for Mercurial?
I am developing a library and开发者_Python百科 scripts in perl. For distribution I am using ExtUtils::MakeMaker, I have some configuration and data files in a directory called data in the distribution
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