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I've been trying to figure out how to add a line of text to any type of file using Gulp. For instance add: @import 'plugins' to my main.sass file. Or add a CDN to an index.html file. I did try: gulp.task('inject-plugins', function(){ gulp.src('src/css/main.sass') .pipe(inject.after('// Add Imports', '\n@import \'plugins\'\n')); }); with no joy. Any idea how I could achieve this please? Depends on what you want to do. If you just want to add text to the beginning or end of a file gulp-header and gulp-footer are your friends: var header = require('gulp-header'); var footer = require('gulp-footer

I saw that they were documented together here . Are they the same thing? Why does Ruby have so many aliases (such as map/collect for arrays)? Thanks a lot. Yes, and it's also called fold in many other programming languages and in Mathematics. Ruby aliases a lot in order to be intuitive to programmers with different backgrounds. If you want to use #length on an Array , you can. If you want to use #size , that's fine too! More recent versions of the documentation of Enumerable#reduce specify it explicitly: The inject and reduce methods are aliases. There is no performance benefit to either. 来源：

For example, I have a page /locations/map which I need to include Google Map library, and include a .js file (e.g. location.js) specifically for this page only. I want to inject these 2 files to after <!--SCRIPTS END--> this line Is it possible to do this? NOTE: I was using Sails.js v0.10 Sails uses ejs-locals in its view rendering, so you can accomplish what you want with blocks. In your layout.ejs file, underneath the <!--SCRIPTS END--> , add (for example): <%- blocks.localScripts %> Then in the view you're serving at /locations/map , call the block with your script tag, for example: <%

Recently I started refactoring one of the Angular projects I am working on with TypeScript. Using TypeScript classes to define controllers is very convenient and works well with minified JavaScript files thanks to static $inject Array<string> property. And you get pretty clean code without splitting Angular dependencies from the class definition: module app { 'use strict'; export class AppCtrl { static $inject: Array < string > = ['$scope']; constructor(private $scope) { ... } } angular.module('myApp', []) .controller('AppCtrl', AppCtrl); } Right now I am searching for solution to handle

I am making a live editor for my website. I have the CSS and HTML parts down, only issue is the JS part now. Here is a snippet of the code var frame = $('#preview_content'), contents = frame.contents(), body = contents.find('body'); csstag = contents.find('head').append('<style></style>').children('style'); java = contents.find('head').append('<script><\/script>').children('script');//Issues here $('.area_content_box').focus(function() { var $this = $(this); var check = $this.attr('id'); $this.keyup(function() { if (check === "html_process"){ body.html($this.val()); } else if(check === "css

I use ninject and quartz.net in my application and I want to inject job with ninject,But I do not know how to ,because all I know is that jobdetail is created by class of Jobimpl instead of an instance,such as: JobBuilder.Create<SomeJob>() Does anyone know how? You'll have to implement an Quartz.Spi.IJobFactory - which uses an IResolutionRoot to create the job (see below for implementation). Then configure the scheduler to use it: Quartz.IScheduler.JobFactory = kernel.Get<NinjectJobFactory>(); (or, alternatively: Quartz.IScheduler.JobFactory = new NinjectJobFactory(kernel); ) public class