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I've written a C# code generator to generate entities and related class files in our Ling-To-SQL application. The code generator needs to add/delete files in TFS and also add/delete them from a .csproj file so they are included or excluded properly in...
Started by Randy Minder on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
To find the XSD take a look at: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/980793/where-can-i-find-the-schema-xsd-for-a-csproj-file.
Adding the new XML elements should be all it takes.
And they conform to an XSD.
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I have 2 files, one is the master file and the other is a subset of this file, with some additional data. Both the files are in the form of fields with a ^A separator. My job comes in that, from the master file, I wish to create the subset files. The ...
Started by gagneet on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Use want to append all records to the same subset file, use
#! /usr/bin/perl -l use warnings; use strict the demo self-contained, the code above....
Use rand($range) to generate random values.
Use split to get the fields from the master file.
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Ok, I'm just now learning how to add libraries to visual studio projects, but I'm running into a problem. I've gone to the project properties and added the correct path to the include header files I need and then I've added the correct path to the library...
Started by Josh Bradley on
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Another way is adding the path....
You don't have to add the .lib as existing file.
The easiest is to put the DLL file into the same directory as your compilation output (probably something like "debug/myprog.exe").
To achieve this.
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I am trying to parse an html for all its img tags, download all the images pointed to by src, and then add those files to a zip file. I would prefer to do all this in memory since I can guarantee there won't be that many images.
Assume the images variable...
Started by Jason Christa on
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If you don't want that, or don't have zlib on ... .
adding ZIP_DEFLATED # to achieve that.
It may be worth getting the images in multiple threads to speed up the compilation of the zip file() # By default, zip archives are not compressed...
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Hi All
I want to run a daily incremental backup and append the day of the week to the file name so I end up with:
backup_mon.bak
backup_tue.bak
etc.
Not really bothered about what exactly is appended - 0 - 6 is fine.
How do I go about this?
Started by Roaders on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
Take a look at Advanced date and time math in batch .
Ensure the VBscript file is in the same directory as the batch script.
If I ran this today for example, it would create a file called backup_Sunday.bak .
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I have a folder, called "files". It's already in the repository. Now, new files are constantly added to this folder and it's subfolder. What command can I type to add all the files that have not yet been added. This does NOT work:
svn add files
It says...
Started by RD on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Svn add files/*
or I think this should work also:
svn add --force files
(taken from SVN book )
If you'd like to add all files in a folder, including all subfolders, this is a really handy script:
svn status | awk '{if ($1 == "?")....
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I have a file (an xml), that is accessed in my code, I would like it to be some how added to the executable, so my utility can access it at runtime, but still be all in one file. Is there a way to doing that? (C#) Thanks.
Started by Clangon on
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Resource (set the build action for the file to be "Embedded Resource") and use access your file like this:
Assembly assbl = Assembly.GetAssembly(this.GetType()); using(Stream s()); reader.Close(); } }
In GetManifestResourceStream, you need....
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What is the advantage of adding XML files to a visual studio 2008 project (windows form app project for example).
Once added to the project, how could I refer to this XML to use it in a class in the same project? In this case, I would be sending it as...
Started by LuftMensch on
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Then your classes can use the XML file, knowing it's in place--and it should be!) is that you....
As Arnshea writes on the XML file itself to achieve this.
Used post build events to move the latest copy of the file to where I need it.
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What do I need to do to add an item to the right click menu for files with certain file extensions, along with sub menus.
An example would be adding items to run python files (.py, .pyw, .pyc) with a specific version of python, so the menu for a .py files...
Started by Fire Lancer on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
In Windows XP (other Windows' should be similar):
Open the File Types configuration dialog (in an explorer window Tools->Folder Options, File Types tab) Select the Registered file type you would to the context menu for that ....
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Hello I am working on something, and I need to be able to be able to add text into a .txt file. Although I have this completed I have a small problem. I need to write the string in the middle of the file more or less. Example:
Hello my name is Brandon...
Started by Brandon on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
When you know....
The file I/O APIs offer no such convenience methods, as far as I'm aware.
Think of files for arrays and Lists that make this easy to do.
To append after, overwrite the file, and then append the original trailing text.
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