frameworks

问题 I was wondering how, for example, cakePHP can use the terminal/command line to create files and put content in it. I guess they use some kind of template for the content but how do they do it? I know that you can create controllers and so on with it. Anyone know how it's done? / Tobias EDIT: I've been searching and searching but can't find anything about this. Please is there anyone who can help me with this? 回答1: You can use templates for easy to create files or something like Zend

问题 I'm currently using an iOS SDK ( .framework directory) in my project, and I'm in need of modifying some of its assets. So far I've been able to locate the file with said assets, called Assets.car in mySDK.framework/mySDKResourceBundle.bundle/Assets.car , and using a tool called Asset Catalog Tinkerer I'm also able to see and extract all of the .car 's contents. Unfortunately I just can't seem to find how to modify the assets inside that file to include my own or, failing this, to create a

问题 This question already has answers here : Closed 9 years ago . Possible Duplicate: Why use a framework with PHP? To begin with, I just can say that I have always been programming by my own. I use php mostly. So, can you explain me why I should learn Zend Framework or other framework? Why just don't write a pure code by own? 回答1: I am a recent convert to Zend Framework and I can honestly say that after the first week or so of trudging around to figure out where to put what that I am able to

问题 I need help in ATK4 CRUD. I have built a backend for a project using Agile Toolkit 4.1.3. I have the following Model: class Model_Product extends Model_Table { public $entity_code = 'product'; function init() { parent::init(); $this->addField('category_id')->refModel('Model_Category')->mandatory(true); $this->addField('name')->mandatory(true); $this->addField('picture_id')->refModel('Model_Picture')->mandatory(true); $this->addField('short_description')->mandatory(true); $this->addField(

问题 I'm making an Xcode framework, and I have one public header which accesses a bunch of project headers. But when I import the framework in another project, it throws errors that it can't find the header files that are project. I have referenced objects from the project headers in the public header. How do I keep those headers project but still use the objects from them in the public header? 回答1: In the public header file use @class to include other interfaces and use #import in the

问题 I'm working with disconnected POCO objects. When I persist a single object, it works fine! The problem starts when I want to persist related objects. For example: Retrieving object from Data layer: using (MyContext ctx = new MyContext ()) { return ctx.Users.First(); } This object goes back to Business layer and there, I add some child records, see below (just to ilustrate): objectUser.Permissions.Add(new Permission()); objectUser.Permissions.Add(new Permission()); Permissions is a navigation

问题 I have a question about the far right column of your Xcode project (image here) Apple's documentation tells me this about that column: Target membership. The column marked by the target icon indicates whether the file is included in the active target. If the checkbox next to a file is checked, then the active target includes that file. So what if I have #import <Security/Security.h> in my .m file, do I still need to link it with the target membership? What if a .m file has that and it's not

问题 I've read several chapters of the CSLA book and I like it, but being lately geared more towards Java, I'm looking for a Java-based equivalent. Does anybody know anything that comes close to CSLA in Java ? I would also settle for a good combination of other existing technologies that would achieve similar goals. 回答1: There is not any framework available similar to CSLA.NET in Java. Suraj Chandran in not correct. Spring is an AOP framework and Hibernate is an OR-Mapper. Where, CSLA is a

问题 I have a Universal Framework project that contains a library as its main target and under Products is the library with 'lib' prefix and a .a extension. See screenshot below: I am using a 3rd party project that contains a framework as its target and under Products is the framework with a .framework extension. See screenshot below: Poking around in the Build Settings, I can see there are differences under Packaging and also under Linking and there may be more differences elsewhere. So, this got

问题 On my computer I have installed .NET Framework 2.0 then later .NET Fratmeworkt 3.0. However recently i get an exception from one program saying "Event 1000, .NET Runtime 2.0 Error Reporting". I'm wondering, why this program is still using .NET Runtime 2.0 instead the new version. How could I check which version of .NET Runtime a specific program uses? Is possible to change it? 回答1: The ".NET runtime" actually means the "Common Language Runtime" (CLR), which has been version 2.0 for the .NET