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Is there a way to download the contents of a webpage directory like this without having to click on each folder and download each sourcefile one at a time.
If you have Linux/Cygwin, you could do wget -r, which is what I usually do to download entire websites.
If you're using Windows and don't want to install Cygwin you can try this out: http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/wget.htm
You want Gnu wget I think.
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I have a website that I have to visit daily and select an application on that webpage. I have creates the .bat file to open the webpage at start up however how can I take it one step further and automatically start the application on the webpage?
You can not make a batch file click on a link on a website. the best way to do this is to copy the link on the website and put it in the start command.
start link.com
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I am trying to deploy a cloud function for my python code that internally uses pdf2image, but it seems to keep crashing because it does not have Poppler installed. Are there any alternative libraries that have the pdf2image convert_from_bytes method? Or a way to install Poppler?
I figured this out. I set the poppler path to an empty directory, read in the stacktrace what file was missing, looked it up on my harddrive and copied it.
Ended up with copying:
pdfinfo
pdftoppm
and now it works like a charm
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What is best OpenSource OCR software out there for Mac or from a website (I guess Perl and Ruby are probably okay as well) for extracting numbers out of a JPG in the following format:
http://www.whnt.com/extras/whnt/weather/7day_640.jpg
It would be best if no gui were required and it could be run from the command line.
Thanks for any information and feedback.
Tesseract. People have been able to compile and get it to run on OS X.
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A certain open source project is hosted at Gitorious. Suppose that at some future point X they decide to close source / delete their project from Gitorious.
Will there exist a public archive of the source code, in something like The Wayback Machine?
No, except someone keeps his clone of the repository and makes it public somewhere else.
If you want to mirror git repositories, see my blog entry about it.
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Our project is based on J2EE and we would like to know if there is a open source maven-plugin which either integrates with cloc (Refer How can I measure source code statistics?) or other tools?
Use Sonar for that!
As you can see in the demo site, when this tool analyses your project, it provides a lot of statistics (using their internal tool, Sonar Squid which is a replacement of the old JavaNCSS) :
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