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I just cloned a repository into a subdirectory of another repository, and git actually appeared to handle the situation pretty intelligently. I know about submodules, but I thought they always had to be explicitly defined and I didn't think git had this functionality. What happened? Here's my shell session: https://gist.github.com/858131 VonC It handles it as a nested repository , not as a submodule. As you found out, to declare it as a submodule: the sub-directory shouldn't already exist, meaning if you already cloned your second repo, you need to delete it first before adding it as a

I'm trying to import all files from a sub-directory, so I figured I could write __init__.py in that sub-directory to import the files. However, when I do this it does not seem to import anything. File structure: prog.py module/ __init__.py code.py Code for prog.py : pass Code for __init__.py : import code Code for code.py : print('hello') When I run prog.py nothing happens. Why does it not print hello , and is there a better way to easily import everything from a sub-directory? Put this in prog.py : import module Python will only load packages or modules that are imported. To make it work, you

I'm currently trying to set up a Magento installation with separate store views for localization. However, I'm not sure the way I've currently implemented URL handling in Nginx is the cleanest solution. The URL structure is: http://www.example.com/ (US store) http://www.example.com/nl/ (Dutch store) http://www.example.com/nl/en (Dutch store, English language) and so on. The PHP code for each store view will be served from /var/www/magento/ regardless of URL structure (i.e. http://www.example.com/nl/en/index.php and http://www.example.com/index.php both correspond to /var/www/magento/index.php

i will have numerous subdirectories eg. /home/a, /home/a/file, /home/a/txt, /home/b, /home/b/file, /home/b/txt, etc. the subdirectories are created on demand. i need to add all subdirectories to open_basedir. pls advise how to make open_basedir recognise all subdirectories of a top path? VPDD From http://php.net/manual/en/ini.core.php#ini.open-basedir The restriction specified with open_basedir is a directory name since PHP 5.2.16 and 5.3.4. Previous versions used it as a prefix. This means that "open_basedir = /dir/incl" also allowed access to "/dir/include" and "/dir/incls" if they exist.

I have a folder - "C:\scripts" Within "scripts" I have several sub folders e.g. - "C:\scripts\subfolder1" "C:\scripts\subfolder2" etc, that contain html files. I am trying to use the following code - foreach (string file in Directory.EnumerateFiles(@"C:\scripts","*.html")) { string contents = File.ReadAllText(file); } However this does not work due to the html files being in the sub folders. How can I access the html files in the sub folders without having to manually put in the path of each sub folder? use this overload from DirectoryInfo var dir = new DirectoryInfo(@"c:\scripts"); foreach

I have a git project that I used for a recently published scientific paper. In the project I have subdirectories doc (split into doc/paper doc/talks ) results src and more. Now I would like to release my source code (but not my presentation slides, etc.). What is the best way to give people access to just the src subdirectory? I would release a zip file taking a snapshot of the current src directory, but I want people to get updates easily. Thanks a lot. Oliver Short version: You need to use a separate repo per top-level folder you want to give access to. See submodules for more info on how to