I started programming in Python a couple of days ago and I have a problem I couldn\'t solve yet. I want to correct a files file extension by guessing its mimetype.
I have a script to upload files and name them numerically (say 1-15) and when I delete a file (say number 5) I want the files to be renamed 1-14. This works okay if I delete a file 9 and under, if I d
I would like to run a bash script that recursively cleans up every filename in a directory. For example I have the filename:
Chances are that I am doing this wrong, but here goes. I\'m using lift-json to turn a json response string into an object. The response string I get has some names for fields that aren\'t the best ide
I have a Mercurial repository with four branches in it. One is the "common" branch, the other three are "specific" branches which consist of some cosmetic changes applied to the co
I rename few files (1234.xml, 9876.xml, 2345.xml etc) with .xml extension with the following code : for i in *.xml
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I am having problems renaming a column in SQL Server Compact Edition. I know that you can rename a table using sp_rename, but this doesn\'t work with columns.
While somehow versed in VCS (regular svn, git and git-svn user) I can\'t seem to wrap my head around this peculiar SVN behav开发者_StackOverflowior.
When invoking git mv file1 file开发者_如何学运维2 does it record the move internally (for history tracking in the log) or is it completely the same as invoking mv file1 file2, git rm file1 and git add
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