directory-structure

( Probably a noob question, but I didn't find a solution after googling for 20 minutes. ) I created a new pure Python project with PyCharm which yielded the following folder structure myproject └── venv ├── bin │ ├── activate │ ├── activate.csh │ ├── activate.fish │ ├── easy_install │ ├── easy_install-3.5 │ ├── pip │ ├── pip3 │ ├── pip3.5 │ ├── python │ ├── python3 │ └── python3.5 ├── include ├── lib │ └── python3.5 ├── lib64 -> lib └── pyvenv.cfg Where do I put myproject.py or the myproject folder now? Inside or outside of venv ? In the venv/bin folder? Just inside venv , i.e. myproject/venv

I'm trying to extract a specific file from a zip archive using python. In this case, extract an apk's icon from the apk itself. I am currently using with zipfile.ZipFile('/path/to/my_file.apk') as z: # extract /res/drawable/icon.png from apk to /temp/... z.extract('/res/drawable/icon.png', 'temp/') which does work, in my script directory it's creating temp/res/drawable/icon.png which is temp plus the same path as the file is inside the apk. What I actually want is to end up with temp/icon.png . Is there any way of doing this directly with a zip command, or do I need to extract, then move the

Besides src/main/java folder, we have one folder that contains some generated java sources that are required for the main sources. Code generation is invoked manually , when needed. Generated source is checked into the source repo. Everything will be built and packed together . What would be the best location for generated java sources that are going to be compiled together with main sources? Should it be: /src/generated/java (following the same naming logic for src/testInt/java for integration tests) /generated-src/main/java (in collision with "The src directory contains all of the source

Say you want want to create a programming project that mixes C++ and Python . The Foo C++ project structure uses CMake , and a Python module is created by using Swig . The tree structure would look something like this: ├── CMakeLists.txt ├── FooConfig.cmake.in ├── FooConfigVersion.cmake.in ├── Makefile ├── README ├── foo │ ├── CMakeLists.txt │ ├── config.hpp.in │ ├── foo.cpp │ └── foo.hpp └── swig └── foo.i Now you would like to make use of the Foo project within a Python project, say Bar : ├── AUTHORS.rst ├── CONTRIBUTING.rst ├── HISTORY.rst ├── LICENSE ├── MANIFEST.in ├── Makefile ├── README

I am trying to do a recursive descent of a directory structure using Haskell. I would like to only retrieve the child directories and files as needed (lazily). I wrote the following code, but when I run it, the trace shows that all directories are visited before the first file: module Main where import Control.Monad ( forM, forM_, liftM ) import Debug.Trace ( trace ) import System.Directory ( doesDirectoryExist, getDirectoryContents ) import System.Environment ( getArgs ) import System.FilePath ( (</>) ) -- From Real World Haskell, p. 214 getRecursiveContents :: FilePath -> IO [FilePath]

My team is currently working on a large application being written in ReactJS using Facebook's Flux architecture. It is still in its infancy right now but it is going to grow big very soon. It will have more than 50 small component views, plenty of actions, stores and action-creators. Currently, our directory structure looks like - App |___ module_1 | |___ components | | |___ component1.react.js | | |___ component2.react.js | |___ module1ActionCreators.js | |___ module1Constants.js | |___ module1store.js | |___ module_2 |___ ... (same structure as above) One of the problems with this approach

I'm developing a LAMP online store, which will allow admins to upload multiple images for each item. My concern is - right off the bat there will be 20000 items meaning roughly 60000 images. Questions: What is the maximum number of files and/or directories on Linux? What is the usual way of handling this situation (best practice)? My idea was to make a directory for each item, based on its unique ID, but then I'd still have 20000 directories in a main uploads directory, and it will grow indefinitely as old items won't be removed. Thanks for any help. bdonlan ext[234] filesystems have a fixed