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Hello, could i get:
Name of the file from where code is running Name of the class from where code is running Name of the method (attribute of the class) where code is running Thanks.
Started by Ockonal on
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Self.__class__.__name__ # name of class i'm in
for the rest the sys and trace modules
http://docs.python.org/library/sys.html http://docs.python.org/library/trace.html
Some more info: http://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-list/2001-August/100181.html... .
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How can I delete all files and sub directories from current directory including current directory?
Started by Ib33X on
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If DOS / Windows CMD then:
RD /S.
Rm -fr "`pwd`"
Under bash the part in the question about removing the current directory, sorry.
Otherwise it will fail since you can't remove the current directory.
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Hello StackOverflow,
I have problems with writing an specific application in a scala-esque and elegant way. I tried this for some time now, but I cannot find a "good" solution to this Problem:
Given that I have the following List:
List("foo", "bar", "...
Started by Malax on
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Something like this:
class Tuple3Iterator[T](solo: Iterator[T]) extends Iterator[(T,T,T)] { var current def hasNext = solo.hasNext def next = { val past = current current = future future = Some(solo.next Iterator[(Option[T],T,Option....
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I'm working on a Greasemonkey script which needs to operate on each node between two others. Currently, I'm getting the first node using an (increasingly-complicated) XPath expression. I have another expression to get the "between" nodes, but it contains...
Started by Ben Blank on
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Var xpContents = xpHeader + "/following-sibling::*[" + "following-sibling::h2[1] = " + xpHeader + "/following-sibling::h2[1]" + "]";
Now your ... .
You can concatenate strings.
Although you're writing XPath expressions, to Javascript, they're just strings .
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I'm new to ruby and I'm playing around with the irb.
I found that I can list methods of an object using the ".methods" method, and that self.methods sort of gives me what I want (similar to python's dir( builtins )?), but how can I find the methods of...
Started by monkut on
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You can iterate over ObjectSpace, as has been mentioned already .
False)}.flatten.sort end
You can pass it a class, an object, or nothing (it defaults to the current mean by the 'current objects'.
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Well, imagine current.txt file :
asdf
base.txt file :
asdf
other.txt file :
asdf
when I do a three-way merge with
git merge-file current.txt base.txt other.txt
current.txt file become empty, why ? In other case current.txt file become a merge of the 3...
Started by Doud on
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The guys that monitor that list are pretty sharp and would know whether or not this is intended behavior... .
I think you're likely to get a better answer there .
You should ask this question on the git mailing list .
Sounds like a bug in git-merge-file, to me.
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The situation is this:
I have an abstract class used globally that used to reference a Session variable via a public property. We now want to change its behavior to return a property on a master page.
(By simply changing the guts of this particular property...
Started by Marc on
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But that adds quite a bit of overhead....
And do what you need from there....
I think that you would need to work with something that took a "page" object in as a parameter, and from there, you could determine if the page that was passed is your master page .
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I have a system that emails programmatically generated emails hundreds of times daily. They are going to open in outlook which I know will render the HTML differently than IE and disable scripting. But are there any upcoming standards that will allow ...
Started by Matt on
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Not that I'm unhappy about that :-)
I don't claim to be able to predict the future; however, the... .
Considering that even HTML / CSS support in email is rather limited it's safe to say that we're not going to see JavaScript supported in the nearby future .
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Hi
I have a piece of code that removes and add class 'selected' when the link is clicked on the navigation. The problem I have is that when you click the link it doesn't actually go to the page.
Can any anyone help?
$(document).ready(function () { $("...
Started by NiseNise on
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Maybe you can try....
In your example you say you want to execute what is in the callback and go to the page .
Try removing return false;
To prevent from going to the page you can call in the click callback function event.preventDefault() or return false .
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Currently Drinking: Jack Daniels
Currently Playing: Mush by Leatherface
Started by llama on
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Currently drinking: Wychcraft
Currently playing: Rosemary Lane by Bert jansch Currently drinking....
Currently drinking: Greene King IPA
Currently playing: The Inner Mounting Flame by The Mahavishnu Orchestra
Happy New Year.
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