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I am working on a project currently on SVN. I however will not have access to the internet for a few days, and will be working on my project. Is there any way to make a clone of the repository on my local machine, commit changes to it, and when I gain access to the internet "push" them onto the shared repository? Thinking in terms of Mercurial here, is it worth migrating completely?! Your problem sounds to me like the use case for git-svn : set up your Git repo: git svn clone http://svn.example.com/project/trunk while being online, commit your changes to SVN before going offline, do a git svn

I have to change "unknown" contents of XML. The structure and content itself is valid. Original <blabla foo="bar"> <aa>asas</aa> <ff> <cc> <dd /> </cc> </ff> <gg attr2="2"> </gg> ... ... </blabla> becomes <blabla foo="bar"> <magic> <aa>asas</aa> <ff> <cc> <dd /> </cc> </ff> <gg attr2="2"> </gg> ... ... </magic> </blabla> thus, adding a child straight under document root node (document.documentElement) and "pushing" the "original" children under that. Here it has to be done in plain javascript (ecmascript). The idea now is to // Get the root node RootNode = mymagicdoc.documentElement; // Create

Why do you need (in order to make it compile) the intermediate CloneImplementation and std::static_pointer_cast (see Section 3 below) to use the Clone pattern for std::shared_ptr instead of something closer (see Section 2 below) to the use of raw pointers (see Section 1 below)? Because as far as I understand, std::shared_ptr has a generalized copy constructor and a generalized assignment operator? 1. Clone pattern with raw pointers : #include <iostream> struct Base { virtual Base *Clone() const { std::cout << "Base::Clone\n"; return new Base(*this); } }; struct Derived : public Base { virtual

What is the most efficient way in JavaScript to clone an array of uniform objects into one with a subset of properties for each object? UPDATE Would this be the most efficient way to do it or is there a better way? - var source = [ { id: 1, name: 'one', value: 12.34 }, { id: 2, name: 'two', value: 17.05 } ]; // copy just 'id' and 'name', ignore 'value': var dest = source.map(function (obj) { return { id: obj.id, name: obj.name }; }); First define a function that clone an object and return a subset of properties, Object.prototype.pick = function (props) { return props.reduce((function (obj,

I have a problem with replicating one of my models with all the relationships. The database structure is as follows: Table1: products id name Table2: product_options id product_id option Table3: categories id name Pivot table: product_categories product_id category_id Relationships are: product hasMany product_options product belongsToMany category (trough product_categories) I would like to clone a product with all the relationships. Currently here is my code: $product = Product::with('options')->find($id); $new_product = $product->replicate(); $new_product->push(); foreach($product->options