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问题 I am using a package that requires me to add the following line to my bashrc export PATH=${PATH}:~/cozmo/plataform-tools It works perfectly when I call python3 or ipython3 from the command line. However, when I start Spyder by double clicking a python file in Nautilus, it cannot find and execute a required file that is inside that folder. So, my question is How to make the spyder console to use the PATH set at my bashr? Or how to set the path inside spyder? I am aware of Why do the

问题 I am using a package that requires me to add the following line to my bashrc export PATH=${PATH}:~/cozmo/plataform-tools It works perfectly when I call python3 or ipython3 from the command line. However, when I start Spyder by double clicking a python file in Nautilus, it cannot find and execute a required file that is inside that folder. So, my question is How to make the spyder console to use the PATH set at my bashr? Or how to set the path inside spyder? I am aware of Why do the

问题 I'm doing a script to save a read path in sublist. Let's suppose I have 400 file paths saved in a list, every path has the specific syntax Ci_whaterver.csv , then in my pathlist I have something like this: pathlist=[C1_01.csv,C1_02.csv,...,Cn_01.csv,Cn_02.csv] I would like to have finally a pathlistf ordered or sort with this situation: pathlistf=[[C1_01.csv,C1_02.csv,...],[C2_01.csv,C2_02.csv,...],...,[Cn_01.csv,Cn_02.csv,...]] I don't have idea to reorder the path to this way. Hello again,

问题 Short: What's the most appropriate folder for windows service to dump log files into? Details I have a windows service that produces log files that a low-tech end user might be interested to look at (actual communication between a computer and a manufacturing line monitoring sensors). The computer is a stand-alone dedicated computer that acts as a data acquisition server, it has monitor and accessible to the end user, but not meant to be touched unless there are problems. What's the best

问题 I was surprised that it wasn't so easy to find through searching in internet simple solution for this purpose which can be quickly integrated into my code. In many cases, answers are integrated with other things. I will propose my solution and will wait for other answers where this problem is solved. 回答1: As this function from time to time, I need in my projects I decided to create a separate function for it. The code of it is below: Function getFolderPathFromFilePath(filePath As String) As

问题 I was surprised that it wasn't so easy to find through searching in internet simple solution for this purpose which can be quickly integrated into my code. In many cases, answers are integrated with other things. I will propose my solution and will wait for other answers where this problem is solved. 回答1: As this function from time to time, I need in my projects I decided to create a separate function for it. The code of it is below: Function getFolderPathFromFilePath(filePath As String) As

问题 I saw some intent filters like this one. <data android:scheme="http" android:host="m.facebook.com" android:pathPattern=".*"/> Facebook app throws URLs like http://m.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fyoutu.be%2FBsKtRwSyLmM&h=9AQF5nU03&s=1 I want to open those urls that contain youtu.be but NOT user (as I want to open videos in the app not user profiles). 回答1: I have been looking for something similar, and apparently you can only filter the actual path (in this case "l.php") and not the query

问题 I have implemented some code that loads an image from a URL upon a listview item being clicked; this has been tested with a 'dummy' image and works without any problem with the image being displayed in an imageview object. However, what I really want to do is to load a Static Google Map with Paths (polyline) via URL, but for some reason this is not working and I hope that someone here will be able to tell me what is wrong with my URL: http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/staticmap?size=400x400

问题 I am having difficulty in importing a local go file into another go file. My project structure is like something below -samplego --pkg --src ---github.com ----xxxx -----a.go -----b.go --bin I am trying to import a.go inside b.go. I tried the following, import "a" import "github.com/xxxx/a" None of these worked..I understand I have to meddle up with GOPATH but I couldn't get it right. Presently my GOPATH is pointing to samplego(/workspace/samplego).I get the below error cannot find package "a"

问题 I work in a place where directories have such a looong name and are in such a looong tree. And I'm having problems with too long path names for folders in an external applicatoin (I can't change this external application, but I can give it shortened path names). I know Microsoft operating systems can shorten path names such as transforming C:\TooLongName\TooLongSubDirectory in something like C:\TooLon~1\TooLon~1 . But how can I do this in C# and still keep the nave valid and usable? PS: I'm