I have a directory with a lot of files inside: pic_1_79879879879879879.jpg pic_1_89798798789798789.jpg pic_1_45646545646545646.jpg
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I want to output the result of the \"dir\" command to the java console. I have already looked on Google and here, but none of the examples work for me, thus making me rite this post.
I\'m creating a directory in a php script, 开发者_JAVA百科moving into that directory and doing some stuff. This part works fine.
Is this by design? Here\'s the code: class FileRenamer def RenameFiles(folder_path) 开发者_如何学编程 files = Dir.glob(folder_path + \"/*\")
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when I write Python code from the interpreter I can type dir() to hav开发者_如何学JAVAe a list of names defined in the current scope. How can achieve to have the same information, programmatically, wh
Here\'s what I have so far: class FileRenamer def RenameFiles(folder_path) baseDirectory = folder_path files = Dir.glob(\"*\")
I wrote PHP sctipt which loading images from DIR and display a picture.. directory = \'../../gallery/glowna\';
I tried to use: dir(\'dirname\\*\') and it did not work. It sta开发者_JAVA百科rted to work after I started to use:
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