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I tested:
rm \-\-remove-files
but I am unable to remove it. How can I do it?
Started by Masi on
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Rm -- --remove-files
$ ls -lah -- --remove-files -rw-r--r-- 1 xistence xistence 0B May 4 19:29 --remove-files $ rm -- --remove-files $ ls -lah -- --remove-files ls: --remove-files: No such file processing getopt....
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I'm trying to remove a table row using jQuery, and while it disappears from the screen, and therefore, appears to work, in Firebug, I can still see the code for it. There are form elements in this row, and so, I want to understand whether the row is truly...
Started by phpN00b on
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.Remove() Reference.
Your code looks fine.
Yes, jQuery's remove() does really remove removed on your screen, firebug should reflect the change.
You should be able to see the changes reflected.
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Hello,
So I have 2 divs, each with n-elements. There are n-pairs of elements across the 2 divs. Each pair uses the same 'class'.
Is it possible to remove a particular pair at a time? I currently am using the following code:
function leaveGroup(id) { var...
Started by Matt on
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RemoveClass removes....
$('.el').remove() // would remove all elements with the 'el' className
I believe this is what you want.
'); $('.' + className).remove();
Note that this won't work if the parent node has multiple classes.
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I got this question when I was reading erase-remove idiom (item 32) from Scott Meyers "Effective STL” book.
vector<int> v; ... v.erase(remove(v.begin(), v.end(), 99), v.end());
remove basically returns the "new logical end” and elements of the original...
Started by aJ on
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Since the range excludes the last element,
v.erase(v.....
Section 23.1.1).
The C++ standard says that the erase(q1,q2) member "erases the elements in the range [q1,q2)" (cf .
I would think v.erase(v.end(), v.end()) would be well defined and erase nothing .
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Hi,
I have a problem, i'd like to remove the containing array (key 80) but keep its children (with all the keys and structure unchanged, apart from the parent).
Can somebody help me
Array ( [80] => Array ( [parent] => 0 [lng] => en [children]...
Started by Mission on
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The children and remove the parent.
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Not that it matters strictly, and maybe I just don't yet fully understand how the DOM works by asking this, but I'm just trying to anticipate if there is some kind of memory leak potential here. If I remove an element that has children, event listeners...
Started by Daddy Warbox on
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This includes listeners (meaning anything listening....
JQuery is just a wrapper for Javascript functionality that behaves int he same way: Removing a node is essentially removing a whole subtree so that includes all descendant nodes.
Yes, it does.
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I have a Wix installer which installs and removes fine if I don't execute my custom actions. But if I do execute them then my custom action does its job, and the uninstall does succeed, but all of the files installed remain in the program files application...
Started by Tom Faust on
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How have you scheduled your remove operation? Immediate / Deferred? Do you use synchronous.
Files.
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Hi,
I have created a Wix installer and have packed it in a bootstrap program.
When I execute the bootstrap program it creates the following entries in the registry :
When I run the bootstrap program it installs well and when I run the Add/Remove programs...
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In wix, which will disable the "change" and "repair" options for your product in the "add/remove.
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... There are listeners on $('#target') and its children.
When we call $('#target').remove() to delete it from DOM,will the listeners be removed?
If not,how to remove them together?
Started by Shore on
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From Manipulation/remove :
"Note that this function starting with 1.2.2 will also remove.
However, if you do:
$("#target").live("click", function will be removed.
(); });
Then remove() will also delete the listener.
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How to provide file pattern rather a particular file in git-update-index --remove command?
Started by kaychaks on
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For i in pattern; do git-update-index --remove $i; done
Wouldn’t something like that serve your --remove -- $(git ls-files '*.c').
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