I have one less file which in turn imports multiple less files. Is there a way to get entire compiled css from that less life ? Which I can reference in an html file?
Yes, that's basically how less is always used.
Assuming your main less file is called styles.less, you'd run:
lessc styles.less > styles.css
to get the combined results.
See http://lesscss.org/#using-less for more details and options.
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I've been scratching my head a bit on how to exclude files based on the name of one of the parent directories. I'm not sure if this is something that's not possible or if I'm just missing some real obvious syntax here.
I have a cop that's examining large repositories where I don't control the exact directory structure. I need to skip examining files in any directory named test though no matter where it occurs in the directory structure. For instance my-repo/foo/bar/test/foo/bar/file.rb should not be examined and my-repo/test/another_file.rb should also not be examined. Is there any way to define an exclude that's basically '**/test/**/*.rb?
Yes, your assumption is correct. You can find an example in e.g. in rubocop-rspec extension:
Include:
- "**/spec/**/*"
It would work the same way with Exclude.
It works both for AllCops, and specific cops can be configured as well.
Is there a way to combine ALREADY MINIFIED JavaScript files into a single file?
When my page loads I get lots of queue time. How can I reduce that?
Thanks
Well, depends on the framework that you are using.
If you are using an ASP. NET application you could add all the javascript files to BundleConfig.cs and set EnableOptimizations as true.
Doing this would significantly reduce the load time.
I have a Phonegap project that contains a lot of html-files, javascript files, css-files and images.
When I build the app I want to keep it as small as possible, so I want to exclude all files that are NOT used in the html-files. For example some images in the 'img' directory might not be used in the app.
Somehow I need to make a build-script that searches in every html and css file for other files that are included. Of course the problem is that in each file url's can be relative or absolute.
Is this something that can be automated (maybe with ant?) , or does everybody always pick all necessary files by hand for deployment?
You can use grunt.js
In one word: automation. The less work you have to do when performing
repetitive tasks like minification, compilation, unit testing,
linting, etc, the easier your job becomes.
Basically you can minify and merge all your css in one file as well as all js in one file. At the same time you can exclude files for build process. You can google for example code. I. E.
https://coderwall.com/p/e0jxea or https://github.com/centralway/grunt-phonegap-build (phonegap project grunt based)
I have created a separate include files for general purpose uses in my assembly programs. (such as string operations / formatted input/etc.)
When i include those files i notice all of the functions get included in the target binary file.
Is there way I can manage to include only the used functions(like using include files in C/C++ library files)?
I'm using MASM and targeting x86.
To extract separate functions from an object file, the linker needs to know where each one starts and where it ends. It can't reliably tell that from the assembly, so you need to help it.
A common way is to put each function into a separate file and assemble them like that; this way the linker can include or exclude each object file independently. This is the simplest way and works with most assemblers, not just MASM, so I'd recommend trying it.
Another way could be to put each function into a separate segment; the MS linker can exclude unused segments but only if they're marked as so-called "COMDAT" (communal data). Unfortunately, MASM does not support setting this attribute.
There have been some work on adding this info to the OBJ file as a post-processing step, but unfortunately the archive with the tool seems to be gone from the Internet:
Function level linking with MASM
Additional links:
How to achieve "function level linking" with MASM? (includes a tool for semi-automated splitting into several files).
flat assembler - COMDAT support
MSDN forums - Comdat
JWASM:
Support for COFF COMDATs
The last link mentions "Support for COMDAT is added in jwasm v2.10."
I have a parameter and, on F4, we can choose the directory. I'm trying to figure out how to choose a folder and read the content of all the files in it (the files are in .CSV) to an internal table. I think I have to use TMP_GUI_DIRECTORY_LIST_FILES function. Hope I'm explaining myself. Thank you.
You'll have to do this manually: first read the list of files, the go through each file and process its contents. There may be some odd function modules to read CSV files, but be aware that many of them are broken - for example, they just clip the lines that exceed a certain length. Therefore I won't recommend any of them - personally, I'd implement the CSV import part myself.
If you have access to the transaction KCLJ in your system you could analyze the coding behind it. This tool has an option to interpret CSV files so you might find interesting function modules that might help you with your tasks.
EDIT: I looked at it very quickly and the piece of coding you could reuse is reconvert_format from include RKCDFILEINCFOR. An example how to call it is located starting from line 128 in the same include.