I have a large repository with many binaries and other file types in perforce. With the largefileextensions configuration I can track certain file types for the GitLFS large file system. There is one directory with files in it that should all be treated as large files. Is there a way to configure p4-git clone so that any files within a directory are treated as large files without configuring all of the extensions of the files within the directory?
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I am building an utility that imports a folder using "webkitdirectory". However, this utility will retrieve ALL files and subfolders, including the hidden ones.
I had reports of users where the utility imported "desktop.ini", which is usually an hidden files.
Is there a list of common hidden files extensions or names? I already ignored all the files starting with a "." or ending with ".ini", ".sys", ".dll".
I am writing a program using WinForms in C# which monitors my drive file stream files, and copies the files to a local directory, where the files can then be run locally off of the computer.
My issue I am having is that when I alter or replace the files in the drive file stream either through the desktop app or the browser, it will rename some files to add an additional (1) at the end of the name. This then messes with the files when I need to run them from the local directory on my computer, as it cannot locate these specific files anymore.
Does anyone have a solution for this? Thanks.
The main objective is to Search the System for files and then copy them without using File Transfer Protocol (FTP)
Need help building a program that searches the System [Windows] for all files with .docx, .doc & .pdf files and then copies them to another directory.
One of my colleagues sent me this code:
scan a directory to find files in c
This code searches for the files, how to I copy them to a specific directory?
Best regards,
CarlosG
I am working with a tool that keeps the project in a zipped archive, is there a version control system that uses the diffs of the extracted files instead of the binary thing that the archive is?
On nearly all types of computers (if not all), folders have no extension. So I was wondering, what is the difference between a directory and a file with no extension? Don't they have the same name?
You cannot have a directory and a file of the same name (regardless of extension), just like you cannot have two files of the same name.
A directory is just a file, too.
The difference is that a directory can contain other files. It does not matter how it is called, it can have an extension (or two). What makes it a directory is that it was created as such.
Directory:
Directory is a collection of files and folders.
difference between directory and File : A file is any kind of computer document and a directory is a computer document folder or filing cabinet.
directory is a collection of a the folders and files.
in the linux based system directories will be in blue colour and has the permissions stsrting with like --rwx-r--rwx and directories permisions start from the drwx--rwx for the owner and group and nothing guys do not need to recognize the directories and file.