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Current Meteor version: Preview 0.6.6.3 I am tying to add client libraries in my Meteor project (on Ubuntu and also on Windows) with Meteor or meteorite, such as Taggle.js . Those libraries are not available as packages on Atmosphere. I tried to copy and paste my *.js in the .meteor/local/build/programs/client or .meteor/local/build/programs/client/app but it didn't work. How can I put client-side native libraries in my Meteor project? My current application structure: my_app/ css/ pages/ js/ .meteor/ You shouldn't manually mess with files in .meteor directory (except for packages and release

I am designing a library that has adapters that supports a wide-range of libraries. I want the library to dynamically choose which ever adapter that has the library it uses installed on the machine when importing specific classes. The goal is to be able to change the library that the program depends on without having to make modifications to the code. This particular feature is for handling RabbitMQ connections, as we have had a lot of problems with pika , we want to be able to change to a different library e.g. pyAMPQ or rabbitpy without having to change the underlying code. I was thinking of

I've looked through a lot of the other question/answers for this topic but no avail. I downloaded numpy and nltk using pip, and based on the messages I know the install location is: Requirement already satisfied (use --upgrade to upgrade): nltk in /usr/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages , so it looks like it's installing in the directory for version 2.7. When I run python I get Python 2.7.3 (v2.7.3:70274d53c1dd, Apr 9 2012, 20:52:43) , so that's clearly also version 2.7. However, when I try "import nltk" or "import numpy" in the Python console, I always get the ImportError: No module named nltk

With PHP you have the phpinfo() which lists installed modules and then from there look up what they do. Is there a way to see what packages/modules are installed to import? Type help() in the interpreter then To get a list of available modules, keywords, or topics, type "modules", "keywords", or "topics". Each module also comes with a one-line summary of what it does; to list the modules whose summaries contain a given word such as "spam", type "modules spam". help> modules intuited If you use ipython , which is an improved interactive Python shell (aka " REPL "), you can type import (note the

Yea this is a dumb question... However in both of my C++ classes we did not do this at all (except for native libraries: iostream, iomanip, etc.)... My question is can anyone provide a link that gives the general explanation of adding libraries to C++? I do realize what what #include means; it's just I have no clue on the linker/directories in a C++ IDE. So long question short; could I get a general explanation of terms used to link libraries in C++? I'm using c::b w/ MinGW. This would probably interest you, but here is a short version: When you assemble the .cpp , .c or whatever files, each

Other than a nice way to require all files in a directory ( node.js require all files in a folder? ), what is index.js used for mainly? When you pass a folder to Node's require(), it will check for a package.json for an endpoint. If that isn't defined, it checks for index.js, and finally index.node (a c++ extension format). So the index.js is most likely the entry point for requiring a module. See the official Docs here: http://nodejs.org/api/modules.html#modules_folders_as_modules . Also, you ask how to require all the files in a directory. Usually, you require a directory with an index.js

I understand Dart compiles to JavaScript, and I read the Dart Language Spec on Libraries, although I didn't see an answer there. Also a search on their discussion form for the word 'existing' turns up 3 results that are not related. Does anyone know if Dart will support the use of existing JavaScript libraries such as jQuery or Raphael? The answer is now Yes! Dart now ships a JS-interop library to use existing JavaScript code with your Dart app. Learn more here: https://www.dartlang.org/articles/js-dart-interop/ You will not be able to call javascript directly from dart code. The native