How do I upgrade all my python packages from requirements.txt file using pip command? tried with below command $ pip install –upgrade -r requirements.txt Since, the python packages are suffixed with the version number (Django==1.5.1) they don’t seem to upgrade. Is there any better approach than manually editing requirements.txt file? EDIT As Andy mentioned in … Read more
In the Java APIs I can see Javadoc comments for packages. How/where do I place Javadoc comments to document a package? 3 Answers 3
After android installs an application from the Marketplace, does it keep the .apk file? Is there a standard location where Android would keep such files? 20 Answers 20
How can I load a bunch of packages at once with out retyping the require command over and over? I’ve tried three approaches all of which crash and burn. Basically, I want to supply a vector of package names to a function that will load them. x<-c(“plyr”, “psych”, “tm”) require(x) lapply(x, require) do.call(“require”, x) 10 … Read more
My package has the following structure: mobilescouter/ __init__.py #1 mapper/ __init__.py #2 lxml/ __init__.py #3 vehiclemapper.py vehiclefeaturemapper.py vehiclefeaturesetmapper.py … basemapper.py vehicle/ __init__.py #4 vehicle.py vehiclefeature.py vehiclefeaturemapper.py … I’m not sure how the __init__.py files should be correctly written. The __init__.py #1 looks like: __all__ = [‘mapper’, ‘vehicle’] import mapper import vehicle But how should for … Read more
When you use pip to install a package, all the required packages will also be installed with it (dependencies). Does uninstalling that package also remove the dependent packages? 5 Answers 5
The install.packages() function in R is the automatic unzipping utility that gets and install packages in R. How do I find out what directory R has chosen to store packages? How can I change the directory in which R stores and accesses packages? 4 Answers 4
I’ve tried reading through questions about sibling imports and even the package documentation, but I’ve yet to find an answer. With the following structure: ├── LICENSE.md ├── README.md ├── api │ ├── __init__.py │ ├── api.py │ └── api_key.py ├── examples │ ├── __init__.py │ ├── example_one.py │ └── example_two.py └── tests │ ├── __init__.py … Read more
I seem to be sharing a lot of code with coauthors these days. Many of them are novice/intermediate R users and don’t realize that they have to install packages they don’t already have. Is there an elegant way to call installed.packages(), compare that to the ones I am loading and install if missing? 32 Answers … Read more
OK here’s what I would like: in the Eclipse package explorer, I see the following: (dot represents a clickable arrow that I can use to expand the folder) PROJECT Source Folder Package Class Package.SubPackage Foo Bar Package.OtherSubPackage Package.OtherSubPackage.VerySubPackage OtherPackage Foobar OtherPackage.SubPackage Baz Long story short, I want to have many packages, each with many subpackages, … Read more
