dropbox

问题 I'm struggling with a git project in a Dropbox folder. I work across multiple PC's. To get around this I always work out of a Dropbox folder, this means wherever I go on whatever PC I can pick up where I left off. This seems to cause problems for Git. Here's what i'm doing: Add some files git add . git commit -m "Files added" git status: No changes to commit Let Dropbox sync up Switch to another PC Let Dropbox sync down git status: Lists all files added on other PC as 'modified' even though

问题 I'm struggling with a git project in a Dropbox folder. I work across multiple PC's. To get around this I always work out of a Dropbox folder, this means wherever I go on whatever PC I can pick up where I left off. This seems to cause problems for Git. Here's what i'm doing: Add some files git add . git commit -m "Files added" git status: No changes to commit Let Dropbox sync up Switch to another PC Let Dropbox sync down git status: Lists all files added on other PC as 'modified' even though

问题 I got a laptop in preparation for the coming semester, which will see me taking a university programming course while working full time. I will, of course, be using a source control system (probably Subversion) and had the idea of creating my repositories in my Dropbox folder, which would enable me to check out and work on code locally using my laptop or my desktop (or, indeed, any other computer that can access the Internet), and then commit it back to the shared Dropbox repository. Any

问题 I'm trying to follow the instructions on the Dropbox developer's site, but I can't figure out how to properly add a DBRestClient object. Right now in my .h file after @end I have: DBRestClient *restClient; And in my .m file I have: - (DBRestClient *)restClient { if (!restClient) { restClient = [[DBRestClient alloc] initWithSession:[DBSession sharedSession]]; restClient.delegate = self; } return restClient; } This is what the Dropbox page tells me to do, I think; however this results in my app

问题 I am trying to develop a desktop application that uses dropbox. I am using C++, libcurl (for the requests) liboauthcpp (for the authentication) and the Rest API (from dropbox). Since I have successed the authentication and some more operations (list and download file), I cannot manage to upload a file. I am receiving the following error: {"error": "Invalid signature."} Here is my code: m_upload_url = "https://api-content.dropbox.com/1/files/sandbox/"; OAuth::Consumer consumer(m_consumer_key,

问题 I want to download the files from dropbox and need to keep it in my server on behalf of dropbox user. I tried with curl and file_get_contents. But could not succeed. Should I need to use any api method of dropbox ? I could able to download the file from browser but I need to keep it in server. My application is a kind of file sharing. 回答1: The Dropbox browser client is developed to be used by the Registered Users only, where user needs to sign-in and then he can access files there. But as you

问题 Is there any unique identifier associated with a Dropbox file that doesn't change with revisions/changes/renaming, that can be accessed via the RESTful API? I want to store it in the database and keep track of some operations on the file. 回答1: Unfortunately, no, the Dropbox API does not currently expose any sort of file ID or hash like this. Edit: The Dropbox API v2 does now offer file IDs that persist across moves/renames. You can find more information under "Path formats" in the

问题 Now I develope application that play video streaming. My video fild uploaded at dropbox and using Dropbox Core API and media method. Media method , Core API What I made code is this. @Override protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) { super.onCreate(savedInstanceState); setContentView(R.layout.activity_main); AndroidAuthSession session = buildSession(); mDBApi = new DropboxAPI<AndroidAuthSession>(session); checkAppKeySetup(); btn_con=(Button)findViewById(R.id.con_btn); btn_con

问题 As I am relatively new to git, I hope to get some jump-start on how to use git in my configuration: Background I'm writing my bachelor's thesis in mechanical engineering and work both at the university and at home. The thesis itself is a .docx file (no TeX allowed) with some .xls-files and pictures in subfolders alond with a subfolder including all of the relevant literature which alone takes 1.5 gigs of space. Configuration At home, I have a desktop and a laptop, both have internet access.

问题 So far I've managed my code by keeping it inside my Dropbox folder and nothing more. Lately my code has been growing in size and complexity and I'm wondering if it wouldn't be better to set up a GitHub or Bitbucket account to manage it more efficiently. I know there are already dozens of questions here regarding all kinds of mixes between Git and Dropbox; this is precisely what got me confused. Some say it's a great idea while others say it's a terrible idea. I just want to know: if I decide