No, i wasn't going to ask it. It was already asked, I was just wondering if an edit like that would be appreciated. Original is here - askubuntu.com/questions/36259/…
This can easily be done on Launchpad. What you are looking for is called a source package recipe.
The way to set this up and get it building the source every day is to first register the project on Launchpad if it isn't already. Once that is complete, go to the project page and click "configure ...
@GeorgeEdison the point of for() in java is that you can declare a int and create a loop that uses that int, and than ++int and all that in the function so you dont ahve a messy code below. this makes the drop below to show only what the loop does.
1. antal_namn = int(input("Hur många namn vill du mata in? ")) 2. namnlista = antal_namn * [None] 3. i = 0 4. while i < antal_namn: 5. namnlista[i] = input("Ange ett namn: ") 6. i += 1 7. j = antal_namn-1 8. while j >= 0: 9. print(namnlista[j]) 10. j -= 1
@GeorgeEdison you were asking about C# and its semantics.... its retarded simliar to C++, look
public class BlogController : Controller { BlogContext db = new BlogContext(); Markdown regenerate = new Markdown(); List<string> headerscripts = new List<string>(); List<string> stylesheets = new List<string>();
so I got myself in a little bit of pickle. I'm setting up a multiuser system and I wanted everyone to have their own webroot in /home/user. I also wanted to have every /home/user folder be private so I've get the permissions to 750. Now I realize that this prevents the sites from being accessible. Is there any way around this or do I have to keep home/user open
Every setup is different. For me I have a lot of users on a server that each hosts websites - for you, you likely won't need to create more than just one user on the system - however, if you manage multiple websites on this server this setup will help you to manage, configure, and debug each doma...
