multiple-projects

问题 Using PyCharm, it's possible to have multiple projects in the same window / environment. Each project has its own interpreter configuration in the Project > Python Interpreter section. Is there an easy way to switch all projects to the same interpreter at once? The "quick switcher" in the status bar only updates whatever is considered the "current project" (the project containing the current or last open files). Switching to a single project and multiple content roots is not an option as it

问题 I have a package that contains protocols for specific hardware from multiple vendors. This is basically a collection of multiple different protocols that have similar interface. It is ported to python by me. But now I have two projects that handle communication with this equipment using different transport protocols one is over TCP another is over RS-485/232. How to share the package with protocols between this two projects so that I don't need to copy it after I add new functionality support

问题 I have a complex, but interesting situation. This is a tree diagram of my folder structure: root |___ settings.gradle |___ p1 |___ p2 // depends on p3/sp1 |___ p3 |____|___sp1 |____|___sp2 I hope that explains the situation. Now how would I add sp1 as a dependency of p2 ? So far in my root setting.gradle , I have rootProject.name = root include 'p1' include 'p2' include 'p3' In p2 build.gradle, I have: dependencies { compile project (':p3:sp1') } But doing this still does not resolve the

问题 Occasionally, a C# project will have a user control in it that belongs to another C# project and I will have to move it over. Attempting to simply copy + paste that user control over results in namespace errors. Let's say project 1 has a namespace of namespace General.Category1.Controls and project 2 has a namespace of namespace General.Category2.Controls . The steps I initially took were: 1) Copy + paste control (which includes .cs , designer.cs and .resx files) from project 1 to project 2 2

问题 Occasionally, a C# project will have a user control in it that belongs to another C# project and I will have to move it over. Attempting to simply copy + paste that user control over results in namespace errors. Let's say project 1 has a namespace of namespace General.Category1.Controls and project 2 has a namespace of namespace General.Category2.Controls . The steps I initially took were: 1) Copy + paste control (which includes .cs , designer.cs and .resx files) from project 1 to project 2 2

问题 I am trying to build an Android project with Gradle. It has following structure: ProjectA----- MainProject, LibA ---- Library project, LibB ---- Library project, LibC ---- Library project, LibD ---- Library project, etc... Based on situtation, I need to include the libraries, sometimes need to include all libraries, 1 library, 2 or 3 etc. based on flavors. In settings file I have included all projects. Does anybody know how to include/exclude libraries based on flavors? I have tried on

问题 I am working following a set of java swing tutorials, each is an Eclipse project, keep them in a workspace. I init a git repository in the workspace folder (mac), and upload to github. When I download this folder in another computer (linux), the projects are not recognized as such, and opening/importing in Eclipse fails. Says: 'Folder not recognized as project'. What is the best way to handle a collection of projects in git? 回答1: If you want to have all of your Eclipse project data across

问题 I have a github repository named "foo" (or rather "myusername/foo"). Now suppose I want to create a repository named "bar", which uses the code in foo; I could just make a copy of the files, but I don't want to need to pull updates - I want to always see only whatever's in the "foo" repository right now; and not to have commits of "updates from foo". I believe I've noticed some repositories in which subfolders are actually separate repositories; and I know git supports sub-repositories or

问题 I would like to build two C++ projects in the same solution in Visual Studio 2010 that can interact with each other. I have created a solution under directory C:\Users\me\Desktop\SolutionDir . The two projects have been created respectively under C:\Users\me\Desktop\SolutionDir\FirstProject and C:\Users\me\Desktop\SolutionDir\SecondProject . My first project contains two files, a header function.h and a cpp file function.cpp function.h #pragma once void print_stuff(); function.cpp #include

问题 I have a 3 projects I'd like to fork. They're all related to each other - changing one will likely require a change to another. Because they're all related, I'd like to create 1 repository for the forks, while maintaining the ability to pull down updates from each original. How would I setup my git repository? These are preliminary thoughts so I wouldn't be surprised if this is crazy/stupid. Is it? 回答1: You can always use " git remote add <name> <url> " to add more repositories as source. 回答2