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I tend to be rather explicit than implicit about the code I write. So after having managed to create my own packages, the next thing that immediately comes to my mind is how best to ensure robustness and reliability of my code. Part of that has to do with the packages my package depends on. Actual Question In that respect: is it possible to explicitly state which version of a package dependency is required/desired? I'm looking for ways that don't require stating the actual path to, say, the zip file (which of course would easily be possible), but just make use of install.packages "standard

NuGet 是 .NET 平台下的一个免费、开源的包管理开发工具。 修改全局包管理目录 通过 NuGet 安装包时，NuGet 先将包下载至一个统一的目录，默认路径是： C:\Users\用户名\.nuget\packages 下载的包多了以后，会导致 C 盘空间被大量占用。我们可以通过修改配置将其指定到自定义的目录下。 搜索 NuGet.Config 文件，默认位置是： C:\Users\用户名\AppData\Roaming\NuGet ，在根节点下添加如下配置： <config> <add key="globalPackagesFolder" value="D:\packages" /> </config> 如果 NuGet.Config 不存在，也可以在 C:\Program Files (x86)\NuGet\Config 目录下新建一个 NuGet.Config ，将该文件夹中的 Microsoft.VisualStudio.Offline.config 文件的内容复制到新建的 NuGet.Config 中，再在其中添加上述的节点。 修改项目中的包路径 安装包时，NuGet 会先搜索全局包管理目录，如果需要安装的包已经存在，则不会去 NuGet 网站下载，不存在时则会先将包下载至本地全局目录下。 然后将全局包管理目录下的包文件拷贝一份至当前项目下的 packages

Suppose I have a package containing two submodules and also a substantial amount of code in __init__.py itself: pkg/__init__.py pkg/foo.py pkg/bar.py and, to make planned future refactorings easier, I want components of the package to exclusively use relative imports to refer to each other. In particular, import pkg should never appear. From foo.py I can do from __future__ import absolute_import from . import bar to get access to the bar.py module, and vice versa. The question is, what do I write to import __init__.py in this manner? I want exactly the same effect as import pkg as local_name ,

Source Code Library Project which uses Library Problem Description I'm writing Android Library (.aar) in that Library I'm using .jar libraries. In order to avoid dependency duplication I'm using ShadowJar plugin for repackaging, as shown below: task shadowJar(type: com.github.jengelman.gradle.plugins.shadow.tasks.ShadowJar) { System.out.println("Relocating packages...") relocate 'retrofit' , 'com.codecraft.retrofit' relocate 'org.simpleframework.xml', 'com.codecraft.org.simpleframework.xml' relocate 'com.squareup.okhttp' , 'com.codecraft.com.squareup.okhttp' } In the application which is using

Running Delphi 2007 (and probably other versions as well, I'm guessing), if I right-click on a project in the Project Manager (either EXE of BPL in this case), there is a "Clean" command above Compile and Build. What exactly does it do? To "clean" a build means to delete all intermediate and output files generated by the compiler. Some compilers or IDEs also have a "clean & build" or "rebuild all" option which essentially performs a clean, followed by a build. When you rebuild an existing project, compilers generally only rebuild files it determines are changed or new. This is, of course, to

I am running CentOS 5.2 and using yum to manage packages. I have had little luck installing php-posix but know with almost 100% certitude that it is a real and available package...somewhere. Has anyone had luck installing it? FWIW, I am using the following: sudo yum install -y php-posix Update: I've realized that this may be an issue with my host (Slicehost) as I do in fact have cli, posix, and pcntl enabled for my PHP version (5.2.9) You can try and see if it's in the testing repository. To see if it's in that repository. yum --disablerepo=\* --enablerepo=c5-testing list available \*php\* And

I have some classes A, B, C in package com.abc I have a Class Main in package com.pqr Now I want to create a package object of the previous pacakge (abc). For this I tried, Package pkg = Package.getPackage("com.abc"); // This gives me null object in pkg But when I do, Package pkg = A.class.getPackage(); // It works fine Can anyone notify, Why Package.getPackage("package-name") is not working ? Package.getPackage will only return a non-null value if the current ClassLoader is already aware of the package. Try this: Package pkg = Package.getPackage("com.abc"); System.out.println(pkg); Class<A> a

Project str as follows: myProject src: a.java b.java c.java d.java So how to import the classes defined in myLibrary package? Use import statement like : import myLibrary.*; And go through basics : https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/package/usepkgs.html Why can't you just use an import line? import myLibrary.MyClass; 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/33087366/how-to-import-classes-defined-in-other-packages-in-same-project-in-eclipse

Nuget puts the package in my root folder(in my case my trunk folder). I am wondering is there a way to let VS 2010 know about this folder? I am using ankh svn to do my commuting so it would be really nice to have it in my solution so when I add a reference I can commit it from VS 2010 and not have to go to my trunk and manually do it. Can this be done? The easiest way to do this currently is by using the Working Copy Explorer (View -> Working Copy Explorer). From here you can browse your solution folder, and add the reference. I added the idea to enhance this to the AnkhSVN feedback forum ,

版本号 代码 日期 下载地址 Eclipse 3.1 IO[木卫一,伊奥] 2005 http://archive.eclipse.org/eclipse/downloads/drops/R-3.1-200506271435/ Eclipse 3.2 Callisto[木卫四,卡里斯托] 2006 http://archive.eclipse.org/eclipse/downloads/drops/R-3.2-200606291905/ Eclipse 3.3 Eruopa[木卫二,欧罗巴] 2007 http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/packages/release/europa/winter Eclipse 3.4 Ganymede[木卫三,盖尼米德] 2008 http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/packages/release/ganymede/r Eclipse 3.5 Galileo[伽利略] 2009 http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/packages/release/galileo/r Eclipse 3.6 Helios[太阳神] 2010 http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/packages/release/helios/r Eclipse