I have a program which opens a file by using a relative path (for instance \'..\'). Now the problem is, when I execute the program from another directory, the relative path is not relative to the pro
In python, suppose I have a path like this: /folderA/folderB/folderC/folderD/ 开发者_StackOverflow How can I get just the folderD part?Use os.path.normpath, then os.path.basename:
First, i\'m using Ubuntu! :) I need some help here, I built a Java App, i want to set a default path tree, like this:
Example: <img src=\"/images/name.jpg\" alt=\"\" /> This is what I want: <img src=\"name.jpg\" alt=\"\" />
I\'m developing a website in ASP .NET MVC 2 using C#. I have a partial view, Header.ascx.In there I have an image for my website, MainImage.png.
It seems that there is a path lenght limit for VS2008 when loading XAML assemblies. Using the Microsoft sample Southridge, if the project is stored on \"C:\\Projects\\C# samples\\Southridge_Labs\\1.S
I am trying to Render the Character \"ٹ\" according to my Font Style but it is not working. It is rendering the default font, not mine. Is there anything I am missing? Here is the code:
I have a structure like: src -|com -|company -|Core --> JAVA class -|rules --> text files Inside Core is开发者_运维百科 a Java Class that uses:
I have a an XML file where I need to get up 2 dirs to get a file (from water to fire) <album basepath=\"albums/water/images\">
There was a good module, path.py, written by Jason Orendorff. If I recall correctly, there was some discussion about adding it to the standard library then it faded away.
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