Is there a simple way to get the \"real\" case sensitive path from a all lower case path. Like the reverse of os.path.normcase.
My project has the ability to run python functions remotely.Doing so requires transmitting modules a given function utilizes.Determining what to send is conducted via a modified modulefinder.
Please help, I\'m going slightly mad!! I\'m using Eclipse-generated antfiles to build a project with dependencies, one of which has its own buildfile in a directory which is a sibling to the direct a
When I drag and drop images in flash library, the path is sometimes relative (./somefolder/someimage.png), and sometimes it is absolute (D:\\blah\\somefolder\\someimage.png).
Django application requires a later version of Python. I just installed it to 2.5 (from 2.4) and now when I do a python at the command line, it says 2.5.2.
I recently wrote a java program tran开发者_开发百科sforming a SVG document to HTML/Canvas: It was easy to translate a path such as
I use a index.php to control the access of pages. Here is the mechanism: Index.php redirects the page to search.php; code: index.php/?page=search
In order to refer to a local DTD when using PHP SimpleXML, I need to convert the absolute path into a file type URI.For example, convert /home/sitename/www/xml/example.dtd to file:///home/sitename/www
Background: Keil开发者_开发技巧 C51 on a PC, currently moving to GCC (CrossPack-AVR) on an iMac.
Is there a way to check whether files (with either an absolute or relative path) exists? Im using PHP. I found a couple of method but either they only accept absolute or relative but n开发者_JS百科ot
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