filesize

问题 I have a Swift script I'm writing to calculate the file size of an iOS framework. However, I have weird results. In one framework I have this file structure as shown in the Finder: /{FrameworkName}.framework/Modules/{FrameworkName}.swiftmodule/ /{FrameworkName}.framework/Modules/{FrameworkName}.swiftmodule/x86_64.swiftmodule /{FrameworkName}.framework/Modules/{FrameworkName}.swiftmodule/x86_64.swiftdoc HOWEVER! If I run code to calculate file size in my Swift script, as I'm looping through

问题 I have an SSIS package that im building in BIDS. Currently my control flow pulls a Uri and Folder Destination out of a table, downloads the Uri to the given destination. What I would like to do is update that table with the filesize. the source table looks like this: SourceUri | SourceName | Destination | Date | DownloadCount| FileSize I've tried to get the filesize via the Uri Headers but it doesn't seem to work, is there a Task i could add that would get the filesize for my downloaded uri (

问题 I have an SSIS package that im building in BIDS. Currently my control flow pulls a Uri and Folder Destination out of a table, downloads the Uri to the given destination. What I would like to do is update that table with the filesize. the source table looks like this: SourceUri | SourceName | Destination | Date | DownloadCount| FileSize I've tried to get the filesize via the Uri Headers but it doesn't seem to work, is there a Task i could add that would get the filesize for my downloaded uri (

问题 We've got a web system that generates dynamic pdf files with ABCpdf. While it works... okay, the file sizes are a little large. For example, this morning as a test I generated a 140+ page file with lots of little graphics (actually, the same six little images repeated over and over.) The total file size was 12 megs and change. Taking that file, opening it in Acrobat Pro and running it through the default optimization settings got me a 600k file. Does anyone have any suggestions for getting

问题 I'm writing a PHP page that generates a podcast feed by scraping an existing HTML page. Everything works great, but one of my mp3 files gives a "filesize(): stat failed" error. As best as I can tell, the file isn't corrupted, and it plays perfectly fine. I've also reuploaded the file to the server. It falls in the middle range of all the file sizes, so I don't think the file is too large. Because every other file returns a file size, I'm assuming the problem is with the mp3 file, not with my

问题 I'm trying to use a html file input tag to upload videos to a php 5.3.10 script running on a wamp 2.2 server. I found that it won't upload and apparently it is too big. I have gone into php.ini and changed the following to 100M: post_max_size, upload_max_filesize and memory_limit is at 128 MB. I restarted WAMP and tried to upload the file, but it still did not upload. I then cleared my cache and history and restarted wamp, and it still didn't work. I then cleared the cache, turned off wamp,

问题 I'm attempting to strip together various PDFs. They're not that text heavy, with the occasional image. Say for example I have two PDFs, 1.4Mb and 740kb - when I combine them they balloon to 6Mb! I've tried scripted combination, and hand appending, with the same result, so I'm guessing it's an underlying issue. Some explanation of why it happens would be useful, so I can look at ways of avoiding it. Is it a mismatch in colour models? They fonts are minimal. 回答1: You aren't telling us how you

问题 I'm currently in the process of replacing my homebrewn build script by an Ant build script. Now I need to replace various tokens by the size of a specific file. I know how to get the size in bytes via the <length> task and store in in a property, but I need the size in kilobytes and megabytes too. How can I access the file size in other representations (KB, MB) or compute these values from within the Ant target and store them in a property? Edit: After I discovered the <script> task, it was

问题 Basically, I want to figure out whether I should download a file using AJAX, depending on how large the filesize is. I guess this question could also be rephrased as: How do I get only the header of an ajax request? EDIT : ultima-rat0 in the comments told me of two questions that had already been asked that apparently are the same as this one. They are very similar, but they both want jQuery. I want a non-jQuery solution to this. 回答1: You can get XHR response header data manually: http://www

问题 Basically, I want to figure out whether I should download a file using AJAX, depending on how large the filesize is. I guess this question could also be rephrased as: How do I get only the header of an ajax request? EDIT : ultima-rat0 in the comments told me of two questions that had already been asked that apparently are the same as this one. They are very similar, but they both want jQuery. I want a non-jQuery solution to this. 回答1: You can get XHR response header data manually: http://www