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问题 I currently have a "data" folder from which I load the .wav sound files that I use in my application. I load them like this sf::Soundbuffer ss; ss.loadFromFile("./data/sfx/sound.wav") Is is possible to somehow integrate all those sound files into my .exe so I don't have to distribute them additionally? Kind of like statically linking libraries instead of dynamically so there's no need to provide them as separate dlls (I do that already). Is it possible and if yes, how would I load them then?

问题 Following up on a comment on another I question I asked myself if there's a way to get a list of all js code that is loaded on a page. Something like what firebug or chrome inspector do. Is there a pure javascript way for that? One way would be to scrape for script tags, but then you could miss dynamically loaded js. I'd hope for an API. In the case of the other question, one could grep all the scripts for calls to console.debug() to prevent forgetting them and letting them slip into

问题 Following up on a comment on another I question I asked myself if there's a way to get a list of all js code that is loaded on a page. Something like what firebug or chrome inspector do. Is there a pure javascript way for that? One way would be to scrape for script tags, but then you could miss dynamically loaded js. I'd hope for an API. In the case of the other question, one could grep all the scripts for calls to console.debug() to prevent forgetting them and letting them slip into

问题 I'm doing my first project with Django and I'm beginning to think about regrouping all common resources like all my custom template tags , context processors , generic views , ... in one application, like so: - project + templates + media + static - common // <- the common resources directory - template_tags __init__.py views.py context_processors.py + app1 + app2 + app3 I know that an application is supposed to be a reusable component and in this case it would be the most project specific

问题 With resource leaks I mean Streams, StreamWriter (I suppose they are consuming File descriptors), Handles (GDI or user also Graphics fonts). Shortly all Closable objects can count as a resource! If there are some resource leaks in the application. Say some InputStreams are not getting closed, are they potential memory leaks too because Garbage Collector is not going to remove them from memory? Another question: Are resource leaks affecting the performance? 回答1: It depends on what you call

问题 I am wondering if there is a designated place for resource files in a Grails application? I have a csv file that gets loaded into a map (nothing major) but didn't quite know where to put it in the project. So my question is, is there a dedicated place in the project to place this file? (If so, where?) Or is it better to place it outside of the project? 回答1: If the csv is going to need updating from time to time, I'd put it external to your grails folder, and point to it from config.groovy. If

问题 I am wondering if there is a designated place for resource files in a Grails application? I have a csv file that gets loaded into a map (nothing major) but didn't quite know where to put it in the project. So my question is, is there a dedicated place in the project to place this file? (If so, where?) Or is it better to place it outside of the project? 回答1: If the csv is going to need updating from time to time, I'd put it external to your grails folder, and point to it from config.groovy. If

问题 I have some resources (images in this case) in a resource file that I use on controls in my Windows Forms project. The Visual Studio Resource Selection dialog doesn't have very good support for choosing images from resource files unless they're in specific locations, but you can edit the designer file directly, and this works just fine; the application compiles and runs correctly, and the Windows Forms Designer is smart enough to not mess up my hand-edited code. // in an assembly named

问题 I have some resources (images in this case) in a resource file that I use on controls in my Windows Forms project. The Visual Studio Resource Selection dialog doesn't have very good support for choosing images from resource files unless they're in specific locations, but you can edit the designer file directly, and this works just fine; the application compiles and runs correctly, and the Windows Forms Designer is smart enough to not mess up my hand-edited code. // in an assembly named

问题 We have an application whose structure when compiled looks something like this: Foo nb-NO Text.resources.dll sv-SE Text.resources.dll Bar.dll Foo.exe Text.dll Is it possible to use ILMerge on this? How would you do that? 回答1: I asked my own variant of this question and eventually got/implemented an answer: Single-assembly multi-language Windows Forms deployment (ILMerge and satellite assemblies / localization) - possible? Hope this helps. 回答2: Disclaimer: I work for the company that makes