What metadata do files contain? [closed]
Closed 9 years ago.
file quantity limit in a directory on a linux file server and why?
What is a good limit to use on the quantity of files in a directory, and why?
Is there a conventional way to combine file path strings?
In an example:
Is there a conventional way to combine file path strings?
In an example:
Is there a conventional way to combine file path strings?
In an example:
Uploading Processing Sketch with library to github
I have a sketch I wrote in the language Processing that I want to put up on GitHub. It uses a library released under LGPL so from what I understand, I’m able to (and should) upload the library alongside it. The library, like most Processing libraries, lives inside /Processing/libraries
(and from what I understand, it’s very difficult to get them running outside the libraries folder), the sketch lives in a folder inside processing (i.e. /Processing/foo
).
Uploading Processing Sketch with library to github
I have a sketch I wrote in the language Processing that I want to put up on GitHub. It uses a library released under LGPL so from what I understand, I’m able to (and should) upload the library alongside it. The library, like most Processing libraries, lives inside /Processing/libraries
(and from what I understand, it’s very difficult to get them running outside the libraries folder), the sketch lives in a folder inside processing (i.e. /Processing/foo
).
Uploading Processing Sketch with library to github
I have a sketch I wrote in the language Processing that I want to put up on GitHub. It uses a library released under LGPL so from what I understand, I’m able to (and should) upload the library alongside it. The library, like most Processing libraries, lives inside /Processing/libraries
(and from what I understand, it’s very difficult to get them running outside the libraries folder), the sketch lives in a folder inside processing (i.e. /Processing/foo
).
Uploading Processing Sketch with library to github
I have a sketch I wrote in the language Processing that I want to put up on GitHub. It uses a library released under LGPL so from what I understand, I’m able to (and should) upload the library alongside it. The library, like most Processing libraries, lives inside /Processing/libraries
(and from what I understand, it’s very difficult to get them running outside the libraries folder), the sketch lives in a folder inside processing (i.e. /Processing/foo
).
Setting up folders and importing modules in Python
I’m building an app to automate some processes that are annoying to do by hand (looking in a file, taking certain information out of a file, building another file with that information).