I am using WebStorm with JSLint, JSHint and some files are generating automatically in the same source directory with filename_scsslint_tmpXXXXXXX.
Can anyone please tell me how can remove this functionality and what is the use of it?
Please submit this to scss-lint-plugin vendor, https://github.com/idok/scss-lint-plugin/issues.
see also https://github.com/idok/scss-lint-plugin/issues/45
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Settings I set before built are as seen picture above. I don't know what should i do extra to accomplish to combine all .ts files into one single .js file.
If using VS2015 RTM version it turns out they broke it.
You need to put full pathname here until they fix it.
VS2015 Typescript compile to single file on save not working
Upvote this : https://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/details/1581065/typescript-compile-output-into-single-file-not-working-on-save
Set module system to none and make sure you are not using external modules. These do not work with --out at the moment.
Difference : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDrWLMUY0R0&hd=1
If you want a single file from commonjs modules you need to use something like webpack or browserify. TS won't do it : https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/issues/17
I am trying to automate installshield 6.0.
I want to automate the Name and Version field under Project->settings->Application.
I am trying to put the values in the fields via command prompt.
Can anyone please suggest how can it be done?
I believe InstallShield 6 stored its project information in INI or INI-like files. Examine the changes made to these files when you change those fields in the IDE. Once you know what it does, it should then be straightforward to write a command-line exe that makes the same (or configurable) changes to any project.
Dropped a ton of files on a project, now I need to clean it up by deleting the files that are not being used. To optimize the app from loading all the necessary files.
I need to find and delete them. Thanks!
As far as I know it is not possible without additional software. Some times ago a used NDepend (demo is available) for this job. Worked very well. I'm sure ReSharper can also do it.
You may just try parsing the csproj file as Xml to figure out what files are being used and cross check with files on the disk to get the list of files to be deleted.
I'm using NSIS to write an installer. I'd like to copy the 'lib' directory contained in a zip. Is it possible to specify that the contents of sampleZip.zip/lib is copied to, say $INSTDIR\lib?
The basic idea of what I want is this, though it obviously doesn't work:
File /r sampleZip.zip\lib\*
Any ideas on how this can be done?
NSIS does not have native support for this, you need to use one of the unzip plugins: NsUnzip, Nsisunz or ZipDLL
Rather than install the plugin, I just copied the libraries I needed using the plugin described at this answer force Maven2 to copy dependencies into target/lib.
Since I was the one building the zip file I wanted to access, I felt this way would be more reliable.
Thanks for the suggestions.
I have feature which is not correctly installed on my website.
How can I uninstall it without Feature.xml file and without feature id?
Rather not. :D
The answer is here:
http://www.gilham.org/Blog/Lists/Posts/Post.aspx?List=aab85845-88d2-4091-8088-a6bbce0a4304&ID=229
Firstly run the WssAnalyzeFeatures tool.
Next it will produce output file named: ContentDeploymentFeatures.txt.
Take appropriate feature id and run stsadm commands: deactivate and uninstall feature with id and force option.
And it's done! :D
There WssAnalizyFeatures and FeatureCleaner that might help you out.