storage

问题 We are new to Windows azure and have used Windows azure storage for blob objects while developing sitefinity application but the blob files which are uploaded to this storage via publishing to azure from Visual Studio uploads files with only the file names and do not maintain the prefix folder name and slash. Hence we have to rename all files manually on the windows azure management portal and put the folder name and slash in the beginning of each file name so that the page which is accessing

问题 We are new to Windows azure and have used Windows azure storage for blob objects while developing sitefinity application but the blob files which are uploaded to this storage via publishing to azure from Visual Studio uploads files with only the file names and do not maintain the prefix folder name and slash. Hence we have to rename all files manually on the windows azure management portal and put the folder name and slash in the beginning of each file name so that the page which is accessing

问题 Whenever I press the back button my app doesn't call onSaveInstanceState() and I can't save data. I'm trying to make a scheduler app and I need to save schedules already set even after I press the back button. I want to dynamically edit a ListView by adding new data from the source file to a stringArray. The problem I'm having is that the file schedules.txt is not saving. Whenever the program opens a new activity the file is now blank. This is the code I have so far: public void onCreate

问题 I already read the docs regarding Ionic Storage and have already imported what is needed. But still can't seem to get it to work. When I check the localStorage of chrome (I use 'ionic cordova run browser'), it's empty. Here's my code: cordova.plugin.http.sendRequest('http://127.0.0.1:5000/api/login/', options, function(response) { try { //onSuccess response.data = JSON.parse(response.data); this.store.set('token', JSON.stringify(response.data.token)); this.navCtrl.setRoot(HomePage); } catch(e

问题 This is just to settle a curiosity - Suppose, in my C# project, I have a list containing millions of strings, each along the following lines: "123Hi1234Howdy" "Hi1Howdy23" .... And all I need to know is, for each character in the string, if it is a digit or is it a letter. So, I was thinking the easiest way to store this would be as 0's and 1's or True / False. So, in the example above, assuming I could assign IsLetter = 1 and IsDigit = 0 , I could transform each line to: "123Hi1234Howdy" >>

问题 Before LBA you simply had the physical mapping of a disk, which on originally on an old a IBM-PC compatible machine would look something like this the following: Cylinder Number : (10-bits) 0-1024 (1024 = 2^10) Head Number : (8-bits) 0-256 (256 = 2^8) Sector Number : (6-bits) 0 is reserved typically for the " boot sector " ( c -0, h -0, s -0) 1-64 (63 = 2^6 - 1) *0 is reserved Total CHS address bits : 24-Bits Back in day the average (file|block|sector) size was 512B. Example from wikipedia:

问题 Long story short: I'm working on refactoring an old Android project of mine. Previously, it was using serialization, which was painfully slow and, from what I'm reading, a pretty lousy idea in general for Android apps. I'm looking for another way to persist both user-specific data as well and read-only data for the application. There is going to be a good deal of data on both sides and I'm not sure if there's a "good" way to store it. Basically, the app is a small RPG. There are a number of

问题 Getting the following error in console when attempting to get a files contents: [League\Flysystem\FileNotFoundException] File not found at path: C:/wamp64/www/lion/resources/generate/json/Car.json When I copy and paste that exact path in explorer it opens the json file fine. Here is my code: $this->json = json_encode(Storage::get(resource_path('generate/json/'.$this->argument('model').'.json'))); 回答1: I figured it out. Storage::get actually uses the path relative to the filesystem disk

问题 I have a situation where a user is attaching files within an application, these files are then persisted to Azure Blob storage, there is a reasonable likelihood that there are going to be duplicates and I want to put in place a solution where duplicate blobs are avoided. My first thought is to just name the blob as filename_hash but that only captures a subset of duplicates, then filesize_hash was then next thought. In doing this though it seems like I am losing some of the flexibility of the

问题 I have a situation where a user is attaching files within an application, these files are then persisted to Azure Blob storage, there is a reasonable likelihood that there are going to be duplicates and I want to put in place a solution where duplicate blobs are avoided. My first thought is to just name the blob as filename_hash but that only captures a subset of duplicates, then filesize_hash was then next thought. In doing this though it seems like I am losing some of the flexibility of the