copyright-display

I want to add a copyright notice in my svg files and it should be only "hidden" text and no watermark. This is no real protection, because if you open a svg file with a text editor you can edit everything and delete the copyright. But I think this would be a simple and great way to show, who has made the file and a possible chance to find unlicensed graphics if there is some hidden information and if you are looking for it you can easily find it. My main question is: how should the copyright text be put into the file? <title> element is for accessibility purposes, some user agents display the

I have just started learning android and using the Android Studio by IntelliJ, so please bear with me if this is a very stupid question to ask. Is there a way to have copyright notice text automatically added to source code files, by android studio IDE? I have eclipse setup to automatically add copyright notice text at the top of my source code file, whenever it is created. So, I am expecting something similar for android studio as well. Please note: I know that I can easily do it by write a script that can add a license text, so please don't suggest that as an answer. Thanks for reading this

I've found a few answers on how to change your company name, but is there any way to change the entire copyright template in Xcode? For example: Change : (c) 2012 MyCoolCompany to : (c) 2012 MyCoolCompany, unauthorized reproduction is prohibited, contact bla-bla-bla@example.com for details, etc. Dr.Kameleon Go to : /Developer/Library/Xcode/Templates/File Templates or if you're using the newer self contained Xcode.app , /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Library/Xcode/Tem‌​plates/File Templates To avoid the templates from being clobbered by Xcode updates, make a copy of the template

Does anyone know how to change copyright in the templates for Xcode? That is, at the top of a new file it writes: // Copyright 2011 {Company Name}. All rights reserved. In previous Xcode versions you could change it by running the following command in the terminal: defaults write com.apple.Xcode PBXCustomTemplateMacroDefinitions '{"ORGANIZATIONNAME" = “{Company Name}";}’ In Xcode 4.0 this method no longer works. Xcode 4 (and above) stores this on a per-project basis. If you select the project in the Project Navigator (Cmd-1) and open the File Inspector (Cmd-Opt-1), you'll see a field for

After some Googling I found this: Use a Visual Studio Macro to Insert Copyright Headers into Source Files . It looked promising: // <copyright file="Sample.cs" company="My Company Name"> // Copyright (c) 2012 All Rights Reserved // </copyright> // <author>Leniel Macaferi</author> // <date>08/30/2012 11:39:58 AM </date> // <summary>Class representing a Sample entity</summary> When I tried Tools -> Macros menu option it wasn't there anymore in VS 2012. Here's the proof: Macros in Visual Studio 11 Developer Preview . They just dropped this functionality. :( So, I'm just curious to know which

Every now and then I see a web site that has an old copyright date. In my mind, I always think "Look at the sucker who forgot to update his copyright year!" Then, while I was hard-coding a copyright year into the site I'm currently designing, it suddenly struck me: How the hell am I going to remember to update this? My immediate reaction was just to use some server-side coding to automatically display the current year. Bam, fixed. Later, I began to ponder to myself, if someone as big and smart as Google can overlook this , perhaps there's something wrong in doing it this way. Maybe I'm doing

I've just finished a total re-write [1] of one of Apple's example applications and I am going to release my code as source only on GitHub, under a BSD license. Adding the BSD license text to the .h and .m files is easy, and I can add copyright information to the .png assets that I will be including, but I am stumped as to how I can add the requisite license information to the xib files. XCode regenerates the files after an edit, so anything manually added to an xml comment will be stripped off. I'd like to add the license to the nib files for completeness but I am not hung up on doing it - so