I’m creating a React app with Vite and my images are stored in the public folder of my app and are accessed with public/image-name or .public/image-name. When I run the code locally all of them display but when I build and try to deploy the page on GitHub or see the preview with npm run… Read More Images do not exist even though they're in the folder
I want to find the absolute paths of every file in my current directory Now, when I tried to just print out all the files inside the directory using #!/bin/bash for x in *; do echo $x done I get: cd file1 file1.txt file2.txt path readfile testfile which is right, however, when I adapt this… Read More How can I print the absolute paths of all files in the directory using a for loop?
I have a directory with multiple subdirectories that contain files. The files themselves have no extension; however, each file has an additional header file with the extension ".hdr". In R, I want to list all file names that contain the string map_masked and end with the pattern "masked", but I only want the files without… Read More List files that end with pattern and lack an extension
If I use docker commands in terminal all ok, but in script do not working. enter image description here enter image description here Please help! I added – PATH="/usr/bin:$PATH" and PATH="/var/lib/docker:$PATH" but… >Solution : Unless you want to save output of "docker ps" and "docker images" in a variable, you should just run those commands… Read More Docker commands (command not found)
What is done when encountered with special letters in file path, when trying to access it? To open a file, we need the specific path to the location where it lies. But in cases where the file path itself contains some special characters, like t, just after \, it shows error: OSError: [Errno 22] Invalid… Read More How to read a file with special characters present in its path?
Problem is that i see only icon while file doesn’t upload. Thanks in advance for your help. import React, { FC } from "react"; import { IUser } from "../types/Types"; import App from "../App"; interface UserItemProps { user: IUser; } const UserItem: FC<UserItemProps> = ({ user }) => { return ( <body> <article className="UserPage"> <h2… Read More How to get img from API (React/TypeScript)?
I was making a new path for pages on my site and was trying to figure out how to path to my stylesheet and images cleanly. Here’s an element that shows my problem: <link rel="stylesheet" href="/src/styles.css"> My local copy of my site is hosted here at "E:/Documents/WEBSITE", the local page I’m trying to link the… Read More relative src and href paths work live but not local
I’m trying to call a foo.py passing a filePath to bar.py foo.py for path in Path(‘./csvs’).rglob(‘*.csv’): exec(open(‘bar.py’).read()) exec(open(‘bar2.py’).read()) exec(open(‘bar3.py’).read()) bar.py df = pd.read_csv(path, usecols=cols) #rest of code Is it possible? >Solution : After .read()ing a file you’re dealing with a string. So you can .replace() a placeholder. file1.py: exec(open("file2.py").read().replace("*place_holder*", "10")) file2.py: def fn(): print("My number… Read More Sending a file path from .py to another .py
Looking for a regex given a path/to/filename.ext I want to determine the topmost parent path. examples: ‘foo/bar/baz/file.ext’ ‘file2.ext’ ‘fooz/file3.ext’ should return ‘foo’ and ‘fooz’ Language used is groovy. >Solution : In general, the proper way to extract components of a pathname is to use tools designed for just that; in the case of Groovy, that… Read More regex to get top parent directory without /
I have looked at the questions similar, but they are all for user defined functions. Mine is using the default .split() function. The answers for the other questions indicate that I am missing a "self" argument, but I don’t see how I can implement for this case. My code: import os import numpy as np… Read More TypeError: split() takes 1 positional argument but 2 were given