extracting and creating ipk files
I figured it out. You can extract the main package with the ar x command, then extract the control.tar.gz with the tar -zxf command.
I figured it out. You can extract the main package with the ar x command, then extract the control.tar.gz with the tar -zxf command.
New answer: While my original answer is still valid, I now use the method suggested by Jordon. use-package is a fantastic tool for tidy Emacs configurations. In fact, I was already using it for clean package loading when I wrote my original answer. At that time, I neglected to read all the way to the … Read more
Looks like you’re on OS X. Append this to your ~/.bash_profile: export LC_ALL=en_US.UTF-8 export LANG=en_US.UTF-8 And then run: $ source ~/.bash_profile Now try import pandas.
You could try disabling transitive deps updates by passing –no-update-dependencies or –no-update-deps to conda install command. Ex: conda install –no-update-deps pandas.
The first attempt failed because Package target doesn’t exist in the solution file. When using MSBuild on a solution file, a temporary MSBuild project is created (SamplePackage.sln.metaproj); this project file contains only some targets (Build, Clean, Rebuild, Publish, …) Solution : DeployOnBuild & DeployTarget properties One way to do what you want is to use … Read more
zypper Found a tutorial for you And official documentation
It works, but only you the children tries to access it own variable, not variable of other instance ( even if it belongs to the same inheritance tree ). See this sample code to understand it better: //in Parent.java package parentpackage; public class Parent { protected String parentVariable = “whatever”;// define protected variable } // … Read more
The first level “bagoftricks” is fine. That’s just the name of your “project” so to speak. In the you have a setup.py, and other files that tell the packaging systems what they need to know. You can then have the code directly in this module, or in a src directory. You can even go as … Read more