Download NAudio.dll from the link https://www.dll-files.com/naudio.dll.html and then use this function public static TimeSpan GetWavFileDuration(string fileName) { WaveFileReader wf = new WaveFileReader(fileName); return wf.TotalTime; } you will get the Duration
In your config.rb file: output_style = :compressed More at http://compass-style.org/help/documentation/configuration-reference/.
As localStorage functionality seems to be limited to handle only string key/value pairs what you can do is to use lz-string library to stringify the json object and compress it before storing it in localStorage Usage // sample json object var jsonobj = {‘sample’: ‘This is supposed to be ling string’, ‘score’: ‘another long string … Read more
You can read about it here: http://research.swtch.com/2010/03/zip-files-all-way-down.html Here you will find r.zip, which contains itself.
This question is a little old, but google fails to provide a satisfactory answer so this is for those like me still seeking it out. If you look into the LMZAAlone folder of the SDK there is code that compresses and decompresses files. Using it as an example it would seem you need to write … Read more
This page has a list of “magic” file signatures. Grab the ones you need and put them in a dict like below. Then we need a function that matches the dict keys with the start of the file. I’ve written a suggestion, though it can be optimized by preprocessing the magic_dict into e.g. one giant … Read more
Given the fact that you have a .tar.gz file, the first way you tried, with the -C option, will work just fine: tar xvzf /dir/to/file.tar.gz -C /dir/to/output/ tar calls gzip to decompress, and then extracts the files from the tar stream. gzip can only decompress, so gunzip file.tar.gz would simply leave with the decompressed file.tar, … Read more
I know that this is a pretty old post, but just in case if it helps someone, here’s a nuget package to perform Request Decompression in .net core https://github.com/alexanderkozlenko/aspnetcore-request-decompression
I think you’ve answered your own question pretty clearly. For production, we do – as well as most companies I’ve worked with option 3. Here are advantages of solution 3, and why I think you should use it: It utilizes the most caching, all common functionality is loaded once. Taking the least traffic and generating … Read more