directory-structure

问题 I tired this: for dir in /home/matthias/Workbench/SUTD/nytimes_corpus/NYTimesCorpus/2007/02/*/ for f in *.xml ; do echo $f | grep -q '_output\.xml$' && continue # skip output files g="$(basename $f .xml)_output.xml" java -mx600m -cp /home/matthias/Workbench/SUTD/nytimes_corpus/NER/stanford-ner-2015-01-30/stanford-ner-3.5.1.jar edu.stanford.nlp.ie.crf.CRFClassifier -loadClassifier /home/matthias/Workbench/SUTD/nytimes_corpus/NER/stanford-ner-2015-01-30/classifiers/english.all.3class.distsim

问题 I have this code, but when I select a directory and then try to read from it, it always gives me empty array even when there is files in it. Does anyone know what is wrong? Thanks <input type="file" id="filepicker" name="fileList" webkitdirectory directory /> <button id="ff">Read</button> <ul id="filelist"></ul> js function toArray(list) { return Array.prototype.slice.call(list || [], 0); } function listResults(entries) { // Document fragments can improve performance since they're only

问题 I have a utils package which provides functions for my (crontab) Python scripts. The scripts are organized in different directories on the same path: Eg.: scripts/client1/process-client1.py .. /client2/process-client2.py .. /client3/process-client3.py .. /utils/foo.py All of these files live in similar setup in SVN repository (except each has trunk/ and tags/ before actual code, so I export them to production whenever needed) The modules in utils package should be available to all scripts

问题 Closed . This question is opinion-based. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it can be answered with facts and citations by editing this post. Closed 5 years ago . I'm starting a home website project in PHP and I intend to do it with a 3-tier architecture. But I can't find anything on the standards/preferences of folder structure in such an architecture. The folder structure we use where I work is the following one: (folders are bolded)

问题 Currently I am developing a site with about seven partial classes, a few icons, three pages and an App_Themes folder. I was interested to know, is there an industry standard directory structure for anything larger than a small project? For example, I want to keep the classes in separate folders, the images in separate folders etc. My current directory structure is as follows (not exact, this is from memory): (root) contains the codebehind and forms /App_Data /App_Themes /Bin /Images /Models -

问题 atm i'm beginning to develop a big application and the current structure of laravel just doesn't fit what i had in thought. The controllers, models and views are all in seperate folders just bunched up and things could get messy when there's loads of them. So I was hoping I could change the default way laravel loads it's controllers views and models. My approach would be something like this: -App --Content ---Login ----Controller ----Model ----View ----Js ---Home ----Controller ----Model ---

问题 I want to use TFS like a project repository; I have had a very good experience with SVN, CVS alike. But I am not sure how to achieve this with TFS2010. I have following collections CUSTOMERS (Contains customers and their products) PRODUCTS (Contains baselines) Note that: I have multiple customers. Multiple customers can have several multiple solutions (.SLN), Each solution can have multiple .PRJ files. QUESTION 1: I want to have following project folder structure generated automatically. How

问题 The team I worked with decided to move away from svn towards git, which is a good thing I believe. I'm in charge of the migration and to re-structure the current svn layout. What we currently have in svn looks like this : /externals (external libs copyed there like cunit, etc.) /include (public headers only) /libA /libB /libC /source (source and private headers) /libA /libB /libC /tests (tests projects) /libA /libB /libC When doing some research about git, I found out that a modular approach

问题 I am trying to add a function to a data collection bash script I am writing. The intention would be to point to a specific directory, and then cd into the NEWEST directory within the parents. Pseudocode: cd top_dir for each dir in top_dir: age = dir.age if age < least_age: least_age = age newest_dir = dir cd newest_dir I have tried using cd "$( find "$1"/* -prune -type d 2>/dev/null | xargs stat -c "%Y %n" 2>/dev/null | sort -nr | head -n 1 | cut -d " " -f 2-)" from this post, but that

问题 I am trying to recursively search through a directory for all sub-directories within any directories of sub-directories. Basically all folders starting at the root directory, and I need to copy a file to all folders found as well as in the main root folder. How can I do this? Here's what I have so far, but it needs to be recursive completely so that it gets all folders within that root, and folders within subs, and folders within that, neverending search, until there are no more folders left.