filenames

There is probably an easy answer for this, but when I added DateTime.Now.ToString() to my fileName it adds an extra \ for every \ I have so C:\Temp becomes C:\\Temp which causes the file not to save. This is the code in question String fileName = @"C:\Temp\data_" + DateTime.Now.ToString() + ".txt"; For example the output could be C:\\Temp\\data_12/04/2012 20:08:40.txt It should be C:\Temp\data_12/04/2012 20:08:40.txt Nope, that string really has single backslashes in. Print it out to the console and you'll see that. If you look at it in the debugger , you'll see the backslashes escaped - but

I'm have made a upload page in classic asp and it works fine, as long as the filenames are not in utf-8 characters. I have added charset til the page and the form accepts utf-8 characters but my files are saved as Доклад Региона.pdf bug should be Доклад Региона.pdf I don't know if there is anything more I can do or it is the "Pure-ASP file upload" that does not support utf-8 characters. Does anyone how to fix it? My asp page looks like this <% Response.CodePage = 65001 Response.CharSet = "utf-8" 'Create upload form 'Using Huge-ASP file upload 'Dim Form: Set Form = Server

I have a text editor made with Python and tkinter. This is my 'open file' method: def onOpen(self): file = askopenfile(filetypes=[("Text files", "*.txt")]) txt = file.read() self.text.delete("1.0", END) root.title(file) self.text.insert(1.0, txt) file.close() I would like to set the window title equal to the file name. At the moment I'm using whatever askopenfile return as the file name, but this returns for example: <_io.TextIOWrapper name='/Users/user/Desktop/file.txt' mode='r' encoding='UTF-8'> This, of course, isn't very nice. I would like whatever askopenfilename would return. But if I

I want to add an index to a filename if the file already exists, so that I don't overwrite it. Like if I have a file myfile.txt and same time myfile.txt exists in destination folder - I need to copy my file with name myfile_1.txt And same time if I have a file myfile.txt , but destintation folder contains myfile.txt and myfile_1.txt - generated filename has to be myfile_2.txt So the functionality is very similar to the creation of folders in Microsoft operating systems. What's the best approach to do that? Untested Code: File f = new File(filename); String extension = ""; int g = 0; int i = f

For some odd reaseon this code fails: p.StartInfo.FileName = @"%temp%\SSCERuntime_x86-ENU.msi"; and this code succes: p.StartInfo.FileName = @"C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Temp\SSCERuntime_x86-ENU.msi"; Is there any reason I am missing? Note I just copied the path, I don't think the rest of the code is needed but I'll put it anyway: Process p = new Process(); p.StartInfo.FileName = @"%temp%\SSCERuntime_x86-ENU.msi"; p.StartInfo.Arguments = "/passive"; p.Start(); The Process class does not expand strings with environment variables (i.e. %temp% ). If you want to use environment variables to

I want to get all filenames in UTF-8. For example, after I read filename in Windows, I do filename = Iconv.iconv("UTF-8", "Windows-1251", filename) In Ubuntu I don't convert filename and get it in UTF-8. Maybe exists some method to determine OS filename encoding? I do this on Ruby 1.9 when I want to make sure things are in UTF-8: if filename.encoding.to_s != 'UTF-8' filename.encode!('UTF-8') end Unless your OS gives a file name encoded with a coding system which doesn't support some special characters found on the file name, it can be encoded to UTF-8 without a hickup. 来源： https:/

I have a javascript file that I reference in HTML with standard <script src="foo.js?param"></script> . In the file I want to distinguish e.g. loading the file with foo.js from foo.js?auto and foo.js?noauto=true , but not if the file is renamed to bar.js and referenced with the same parameter. How can I accomplish this, preferably not using any framework? Take a look a scriptaculous' approach: var js = /scriptaculous\.js(\?.*)?$/; $$('head script[src]').findAll(function(s) { return s.src.match(js); }).each(function(s) { var path = s.src.replace(js, ''), includes = s.src.match(/\?.*load=([a-z,]*