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I am very new to CMake. In fact, I am trying it through Kdevelop4 widh C++. I have the habit of creating subdirs for every namespace I create, even if all the sources must be compiled and linked into a single executable. Well, when i create a directory under kdevelop, it updates CMakeLists.txt with a add_subdirectory command and creates a new CMakeLists.txt under it, but that alone does not add the sources under it to the compilation list. I have the root CMakeLists.txt as follows: project(gear2d) add_executable(gear2d object.cc main.cc) add_subdirectory(component) Under component/ I have the

I was recently made aware of meteor private subdirectories. According to the docs: "The private subdirectory is the place for any files that should be accessible to server code but not served to the client, like private data files." I am a newbie at web development in general, so my question is what is the advantage of having these files within the private subdirectory vs. just in the server subdirectory itself? Is the server subdirectory not private - e.g. I have some email templates defined and my email login information is set up in a startup function in the server subdirectory, are these

i just found a little piece of code that let me create a directory with windows API without using system(). The only problem is that i can't create directory in subdirectory. For example #include<windows.h> int main(){ CreateDirectory ("C:\\random", NULL); return 0; } Create a folder named random in C. But if i do #include<windows.h> int main(){ CreateDirectory ("C:\\Users\morons", NULL); return 0; } It creates in C che folder named Usersmorons and not the folder morons under Users. Any suggest? You will need admin access to create or delete a folder in C:\Users. Make sure that you are running

This is my folder structure: data/ .gitignore uploads/ .gitignore I would like to commit the folders but not the files inside them. So I add a .gitignore files in every folder with the following content: # Ignore everything in this directory * # Except this file !.gitignore The problem is that * matches also on directories so git tracks only data/.gitignore Please don't misuse .gitignore files. Better stick to default ways to go on this, so later developers can quickly get into your project. Add an empty .gitkeep file in the folders that you want to commit without the files Exclude the folders

I am trying to upload Laravel 5 project to subfolder as: public_html/project/ I have changed in index.php require __DIR__.'/../project/bootstrap/autoload.php'; $app = require_once __DIR__.'/../project/bootstrap/app.php'; in config/app.php 'url' => 'http://example.com/project', when I try url as: http://example.com/project/public it is directed to http://example.com/public What is the way to upload it to server. Can anyone help me as I have tried lot options. It is not a good idea to upload your entire laravel project in the public_html (public)folder. The files in the public folder are having

The IPython documentation pages suggest that opening several different sessions of IPython notebook is the only way to interact with saved notebooks in different directories or subdirectories, but this is not explicitly confirmed anywhere. I am facing a situation where I might need to interact with hundreds of different notebooks, which are classified according to different properties and stored in subdirectories of a main directory. I have set that main directory (let's call it /main ) in the ipython_notebook_config.py configuration file to be the default directory. When I launch IPython

Folder c:\folder1 contains subfolder1 , subfolder2 , etc.. These subdirectories hold .pdf and .db files. How can all the .pdf files be moved to c:\folder1 using the Windows command interpreter? pablo M This worked for me: for /r "c:\source_directory\" %%x in (*.pdf) do move "%%x" "c:\target_directory\" This command will copy recursively al pdf files from source to target directory using cmd in windows 7 - tested and works. Hope it helps. Craig Nichols The outer for loop lists the sub-directories in the working directory, the inner for loop lists the sub-directories to move to the destination

I have a task to clean up a large number of directories. I want to start at a directory and delete any sub-directories (no matter how deep) that contain no files (files will never be deleted, only directories). The starting directory will then be deleted if it contains no files or subdirectories. I was hoping someone could point me to some existing code for this rather than having to reinvent the wheel. I will be doing this using C#. Ragoczy Using C# Code. static void Main(string[] args) { processDirectory(@"c:\temp"); } private static void processDirectory(string startLocation) { foreach (var