i\'m planning to run(on my server!) svn update to update my LIVE website with updates. However, i\'m worried about \'C\' conflicts which w开发者_开发技巧ill prevent my site scripts from functioning.
I have started learning Ruby and I have come across an annoying problem. I have imported a text file into my program and I want to iterate over the lines in it and print them out to the screen.
I\'ve got a file tree containing a bunch of data I\'ve generated. I\'ve decided that at several stages of the data generation, I\'d like to try some different configuration options in the programs tha
I have a main program (PMAIN) that uses dinamically a DLL. Let\'s say that PMAIN uses 2 functions (foo1, foo2 and foo3) exported by the DLL. The function are something like this:
I can\'t seem to figure out how to write data to a file without overwriting it. I know I can use File.appendtext but I am not sure how to plug that into my syntax. Here is my code:
My question is, how do I get the numbers 10 - 0 to print out on the same line, overwriting each other using either a WIN32 or GNUC compiler in a simple manner like my code below:
On my current project, I\'m sending dll files to clients using a WCF service. The dll files contain UserControls which the clients use to visualize data.
My app includes a Image con开发者_JAVA技巧trol which has binding to a disk image file. I some condition, the image file need be updated. But the updating can\'t be done because the image file is open
What is the easiest way to make it so people can run it locally instead of a shortcut pointing to the network drive?
Ok we all know that nesting an image view inside of a scroll view allows you to have an image that you can pinch and zoom. Pretty cool. I want to duplicate this (eventually quadruple) feature.
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