I\'m on Mac OS 10.6 Snow Leopard and I\'m trying to add a directory to my PATH variable so I can run a tiny script I wrote by just typing: python alarm.py at the terminal prompt.
开发者_如何学编程I have this url: www.company1.com/level1/level2 I would to rewrite Url to www.company1.com/level2
I am doing zen frame work installation by http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/learning.quickstart.intro.html in this i am following the comments of Posted by: alstanto on: 2010-04-07 22:04:18
I want to make sure relativePath doesn\'t go up a folder past basePath.Is there any reliable way to detect this?
I am trying to call files or folders like: require(\'/functions.php\'); $a = \'/folder/\'; but it wont work and keeps giving error \"failed to open stream\", i know i could modify \"doc_root\" from
I\'ve been told os.path.join is horribly slow in python and I should use string concatenation (\'%s/%s\' % (x, y)) instead. Is there really that big a difference and if so how ca开发者_StackOverflown
I have image files stored in \"VS_Project\\Resources\\Images\". When I use the following code: String str = Server.MapPath(\"a.png\");
I have searched high and low and get a lot of different solutions and variables containing info to get the absolute path.But they seem to work under some conditions and not under others.Is there one s
I have set a crawler up in Wordpress which grabs stocks data and writes it to file. When a user enters a symbol/ticker, if it matches the data of a previous crawl for that particular company\'s data,
There exists a function that is part of a software package (MRICro), and it is called \'dcm2nii.\' When a relative path is used as the output directory, the function works perfectly well.