To add something to this: The best explanation I could find for a vnode is here on the FreeBSD docs. For the more academically minded there is also the original paper that introduced the concept, [Vnodes: An Architecture for Multiple File System Types in Sun UNIX], which provides a much more in depth resource. That … Read more
Question 2: I suggest using a subfolder in Environment.SpecialFolder.CommonAppData (maps to C:\ProgramData on Windows7 by default). This is a hidden folder. Question 3: Put those files into Environment.SpecialFolder.AppData(maps to C:\Users\[USERNAME]\AppData\Roaming by default, hidden folder), if you expect that the user does not intend to backup / modify those. Some games also put their save games … Read more
A git bare repo (detailed here) has no relation with filemode. A bare repository is used as a target, to push to. You can push to a bare repository, because since it has no working tree: there is no concern about maintaining said working tree in sync with what you just pushed. what is a … Read more
Note: You can also develop your own external tool to open the file in a Windows explorer Or you can use an eclipse plugin like StartExplorer. Notes on MacOS: zvikico mentions: On Mac OS X, replace the location with /usr/bin/open and the arguments should be just ${container_loc}. But Adam cautions: Doesn’t work – OSX, you … Read more
sc delete “service name” will delete a service. I find that the sc utility is much easier to locate than digging around for installutil. Remember to stop the service if you have not already.
Readfile will read the file directly into the output buffer, and file_get_contents will load the file into memory, when you echo the result the data is copied from memory to the output buffer effectively using 2 times the memory of readfile.
NSFileManager *fm = [NSFileManager defaultManager]; NSString *directory = [[self documentsDirectory] stringByAppendingPathComponent:@”Photos/”]; NSError *error = nil; for (NSString *file in [fm contentsOfDirectoryAtPath:directory error:&error]) { BOOL success = [fm removeItemAtPath:[NSString stringWithFormat:@”%@%@”, directory, file] error:&error]; if (!success || error) { // it failed. } } I leave it up to you to do something useful with the error … Read more
PHP has a great function to help you capture only the files you need. Its called glob() glob – Find pathnames matching a pattern Returns an array containing the matched files/directories, an empty array if no file matched or FALSE on error. Here is an example usage – $files = glob(“/path/to/folder/*.txt”); This will populate the … Read more
using System.IO; string path = @”c:\folders\newfolder”; // or whatever if (!Directory.Exists(path)) { DirectoryInfo di = Directory.CreateDirectory(path); di.Attributes = FileAttributes.Directory | FileAttributes.Hidden; }
Apparent size is the number of bytes your applications think are in the file. It’s the amount of data that would be transferred over the network (not counting protocol headers) if you decided to send the file over FTP or HTTP. It’s also the result of cat theFile | wc -c, and the amount of … Read more