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I'm writing a client and server application. Right now I've just been developing it on my own, so I have written it as one Eclipse project, organized into Java packages (org.myorg.server, org.myorg.client, org.myorg.networksystem, etc.). The project deploys...
Started by Ricket on
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Eclipse has targets (all in the same build.xml file) to handle the packaging of the client vs the server jars.
Even if you end up not using maven, it may give you some ideas about projects structure.
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How would one create, or where could one find an example of a relatively simple C# program that is big enough to require multiple classes and files and demonstrate medium complexity of OOP based interactions?
Some examples would be great.
There are a ...
Started by Netwurk on
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Paint.NET
SharpDevelop
Tree Surgeon
SO Questions:
Project Structure for C# Development Effort
What’s a good directory structure for large C#/C++ solutions?
A relatively simple, yet complete project.
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As I think, XPS files are like PDF files, but what is the structure od a XPS file? It's like PDF files?
Started by Nathan Campos on
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PDF on CNET
Excerpt:
Behaving more like a ZIP archive file, XPS documents contain all.
XPS vs.
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How could one find the 10 largest files in a directory structure?
Started by Ralph Shillington on
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The sort command will sort all of the remaining entries... .
Try this script
gci -re -in * | ?{ -not $_.PSIsContainer } | sort Length -descending | select -first 10
Breakdown:
The filter block " ?{ -not $_.PSIsContainer } " is meant to filter out directories .
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I want to write a ruby script to recursively copy a directory structure, but exclude certain file types. So, given the following directory structure:
folder1 folder2 file1.txt file2.txt file3.cs file4.html folder2 folder3 file4.dll
I want to copy this...
Started by Mike Pond on
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Here's a code snippet:
require "find" ignored_extensions = ....
Dir.glob( File.join('.', '**', '*')).reject {|file| ['.cs','.txt'].include?(File.extname(file)) }
You could use the find module.
Along the lines of the Find example from Geo.
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Hi
I am looking for a software which is able to decompose and analyze files . Do you know any?
What I mean is something that, given a file, would tell me for example:
here is the magic number telling that it is a PNG , and here starts a colors definition...
Started by Artur Zielazny on
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I don't know of any....
But no extra information will be provided.
This will look up the magic numbers for the types that are known .
You can use the 'file' command on unix boxes (or else under mingw or cygwin) to determine the type of a file.
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Is there a tool that creates a diff of a file structure, perhaps based on an MD5 manifest. My goal is to send a package across the wire that contains new/updated files and a list of files to remove. It needs to copy over new/updated files and remove files...
Started by vfilby on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Rsync is freely available under the GNU.
Source utility that provides fast incremental file transfer.
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I'm trying to restore a BAK of a database we have, onto new, better hardware. Here is a screenshot of the UI in Management Studio
http://twitpic.com/wmtr8/full
The existing db has an mdf, and ndf file... and two log (ldf) files...
Is there any way I can...
Started by alex on
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There may be a good reason why the database file has been, you can remove the additional log file....
I'd suggest restoring the database as is and then remove the superfluous log file afterward - restore one of them using a different name.
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I am working on building an internal CMS for clients. Instead of creating a new php file for each page, I am wondering if there is a way to load up a page based on the URL but not a physical php file in that location.
So, if I visit www.mysite.com/new...
Started by Nic Hubbard on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Use a more generic rewrite rule that rewrites any URLs that don't take to a file of a directory.
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As the question states, i am a C#/Java programmer who is interested in (re)learning C++. As you know C#/Java have a somewhat strict project file structure (especially Java). I find this structure to be very helpful and was wondering if it is a) good practice...
Started by Jason Miesionczek on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
If it's a bitI find the structure ....
In my experience, the build tool used really ends up dictating the file structure.
Way to find out would be to download a few open source projects and look at their file structure.
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