autosave

I have read couple of posts on how to save brushed data, however, on trying the suggestions on these posts ( this , this , this , this and this ), none of them seem to be working. One of the problem I encountered while trying these suggestions is that the program runs all the way through the end before any data is brushed, and therefore, the saved data is an empty matrix. My objectives are: Brush the data, and Save the brushed data. This is what I tried from here but it didn't seem to work: t=0:0.2:25; plot(t,sin(t),'.-'); brush on hBrushLine = findall(gca,'tag','Brushing'); brushedData = get

Today I learned about Google Chrome's ability to set up workspaces and map them to your local resources. This works perfectly in the Sources tab, but I'd like to be able to edit the css in the Elements > Styles tab so that I can see the changes as I make them. Otherwise I might as well just copy them into my editor since I have to reload the page to see the changes. Is it possible to save changes from the Elements tab? I'd like the functionality similar to Chrome DevTools Autosave if it is built into Chrome already. This is the same question as Chrome Workspaces - Saves changes in Sources tab

How to tell Xcode to save the source code automatically without prompting, each time I hit on the build and run? Xcode preferences Pick 'Building' tab Lower right corner "For unsaved files:" pick "Always save". Xcode Preferences → Building → Build Options → For Unsaved Files → Always Save? it seems this is the default behaviour in the current xcode 5. hopefully it will return so we can turn it OFF and dont have this painfully slow rebuild. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2271031/xcode-auto-save-code-when-build-and-run

som = SOM_CLASS() # includes many big difficult data structures som.hard_work() som.save_to_disk(filename) #then later or another program som = SOM_CLASS() som.read_from_file(filename) som.do_anythink_else() or som = SOM_CLASS() save(som) #... load(som) som.work() what is easiest way to do this? You can (de)serialize with pickle . It is backward-compatible, i.e. it will support all old protocols in future versions. import pickle som = SOM_CLASS() fileObject = <any file-like object> pickle.dump(som, fileObject) #... som = pickle.load(fileObject) som.work() But mind that if you transfer pickled

I am migrating from a Dreamweaver forced working environment to a free-of-choice one. That said I must say I was rather enthusiastic about being able to use Dreamweaver PDT. However I have come to rely very heavily on the use of the "auto upload on save" function. I am developing LAMP but oriented to a Windows base majority so I really must run Windows native and test heavy for IE, all projects work smooth on FF and Safari, IE's really the bottleneck. On the other hand I like to have my project served by a clone of the server so I have a Virtual machine on windows running Linux that works as