I am using Ubuntu and I am tired of this long prompts in bash when I am working with some deep directory hierarchy. So, I would like to tweak my PS1 to shorten the working directory part the following
first of all I\'ll try to explain what I开发者_如何学Go\'m trying to do. The task looks quite simple at first look, but it took me some time to realize its very complex. What I\'m trying to do is simp
I have a problem with my devise redirects. What I got working is that when people sign in to my app, they get redirected back to the same page they were on (the first method below). However, I would l
This command almost gives me what I want :- echo \"\\\\123.123.123.123\\path1\\1 - path2\\path3 path4\\path5\" | sed \'s_\\\\_/_g\' | sed \'s_ _\\\\ _g\'
To accomplish this I\'ve been right-clicking the file or directory and then selecting Show in Windows Explorer, and then copying the path out of the address bar.
I got a rather easy problem. How do I remove the path to my website called domain.com? I\'ve got a lampp server where I put one folder called \"domain\" in the htdocs folder and to access my website
I have written a web app where the JS file lots of relative calls to other files. This has worked up to this point but now I am using this js file from pages in different directories and I am getting
Suppose there\'s an executable and a Python script to launch it, and they\'re located in \'sibling\' subdirectories, e.g.开发者_Python百科
Let say I have the following folders: New Folder - New Folder - New Folder (2) - New Folder (3) - New Folder (4)
In my particular case, the graph is represented as an adjacency list and is undirected and sparse, n can be in the millions, and d is 3.Calculating A^d (where A is the adjacency matrix) and picking ou
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