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问题 I have a project with 2 different executables, each having it's own dependencies plus a shared dependency on the root, something like this: Root |->server | |-> main.go | |-> someOtherFiles.go | |-> go.mod | |-> go.sum |->validator | |-> main.go | |-> someOtherFiles.go | |-> go.mod | |-> go.sum |->utils | |-> someOtherFiles.go |->config | |-> someOtherFiles.go |-> go.mod |-> go.sum My root's go.mod is like this module prex-kyc go 1.13 require ({requiredDependencies}) And my validator's go.mod

问题 My project folder arrange in the following way: Project folder-> Program folder->program -> Image folder named images->image Now when I try to deal with a image in my program with path images/image1.png ? An error happens. Can add a relative path in python to find image with the short path images/image1.png ? I do not want to move my image folder into program folder nor change the path by ../images/image1.png ? 回答1: import os script_dir = os.path.dirname(__file__) #<-- absolute dir the script

问题 I downloaded Anaconda on my system (Mac OS), for now solely for the purpose of using Spyder to code in Python. I am having two issues, which are probably easy to solve for someone who is more fit with computers than me. I would be glad for help! Adding anaconda to the PATH or not, and if yes, how? In this thread here I got help with updating Anaconda and Spyder, since executing the lines conda update anaconda and conda update spyder would result in zsh: command not found . Apparently this has

问题 I downloaded Anaconda on my system (Mac OS), for now solely for the purpose of using Spyder to code in Python. I am having two issues, which are probably easy to solve for someone who is more fit with computers than me. I would be glad for help! Adding anaconda to the PATH or not, and if yes, how? In this thread here I got help with updating Anaconda and Spyder, since executing the lines conda update anaconda and conda update spyder would result in zsh: command not found . Apparently this has

问题 I downloaded Anaconda on my system (Mac OS), for now solely for the purpose of using Spyder to code in Python. I am having two issues, which are probably easy to solve for someone who is more fit with computers than me. I would be glad for help! Adding anaconda to the PATH or not, and if yes, how? In this thread here I got help with updating Anaconda and Spyder, since executing the lines conda update anaconda and conda update spyder would result in zsh: command not found . Apparently this has

问题 I tried with following code, But this code is not working as expected. Actually I hesitated to ask help for this simple solution, But I have wasted lots of time, finally I came here. deltaX = bounds.right - bounds.left; deltaY = bounds.bottom - bounds.top; double distance = Math.sqrt(Math.pow(deltaX, 2) + Math.pow(deltaY, 2)); float arrowLength= (float) (distance / 3); float lineAngle = (float) Math.atan2(deltaY, deltaX); float angle = (float) Math.toRadians(20); float sinValue = (float) Math

问题 I have a input field for Linux mount path in my form I need regex to validate following cases : Should not allow user to enter /, /bin, /dev, /etc, /mnt, /opt, /run,/srv, /sys, /tmp, /usr, /var, /lib, /proc, /sbin, /root, /boot, /home, /lib64, /media, /opt/folde r, /opt/folder/, /usr/bin, /usr/lib, /usr/lib64, /usr/sbin Should allow user to enter /opt/folder, /var/folder, /tmp/folder /bin/foldername, /boot/foldername, /devfoldername, /etc/foldername, /home/foldername, /lib/foldername, /lib64

问题 I'm trying to configure the paths for an Angular 6 library (I have successfully configured the paths for a previous Angular project) Here is what is working for my previous app in the tsconfig.json file: "compilerOptions": { [...] "baseUrl": "src", "paths": { "@class/*": [ "app/class/*" ], "@services/*": [ "app/services/*" ], "@views/*": [ "app/views/*" ] } } and then use it like for example: Import { Item } form '@class/item'; In my new app I'm trying the same way in the tsconfig.**lib**

问题 As part of a project, I need to ensure that a few paths are included in the user's %PATH% variable, which I am going to do at the beginning of the script. What's the best way to do this from a python script? My first thought was to just use something like the following: subprocess.call('path = %PATH%;c:\path1;c:\path2;c:\path3') To add each of the paths, as this is how you would do it from the Windows command line, though my fear is that after a reboot these settings would not carry over

问题 I am attempting to install some Python libraries by executing variations of the following command in Bash: pip install --user -U numpy I installed Python3 using Homebrew. I then get variations of the following message each time: WARNING: The scripts f2py, f2py3 and f2py3.7 are installed in '/Users/x/Library/Python/3.7/bin' which is not on PATH. Consider adding this directory to PATH or, if you prefer to suppress this warning, use --no-warn-script-location. I want to fix this issue to avoid