Displaying 4 results from an estimated 4 matches for "docuement".
Did you mean:
document
2009 Feb 23
2
geokit - using :through to connect models
...|
| end
`----
and an internship:
,----[ internship.rb ]
| class Internship < ActiveRecord::Base
| has_many :internship_categories
| belongs_to :employer, :polymorphic => true
| acts_as_mappable :through => :employer
| end
`----
it seems like there is an intermediary object in the docuements called
'':locatable'' that connects the the two together, but i just can''t get
how that is being called, or what i am supposed to do with it.
no matter where i put it, i end up with this error:
ArgumentError: Unknown key(s): as
if i remove: ":as => :locatable&qu...
2002 Dec 05
1
Shell script for launching wineapps from a unix file manager
...x winword and put it some where in the path
then associate any .doc to be opened with 'winword'
and it works great. I have also used this method with
excel and quicktime files.
How it works:
Line 1:
FNAME=`wine -- winepath -l "$1"
What it does
takes a unix path like /home/uid/Docuements/file.doc
and set the variable FNAME to f:\Documents\file.doc
Line 2:
wine -- "/wine/c/Program Files/Microsoft
Office/Office/WINWORD.exe" "$FNAME"
Loads winword via wine with the wine relative path to
the file.
example:
winword /home/uid/Documents/file.doc
creates
wine -- /...
2002 Dec 06
0
Betr: wine-users digest, Vol 1 #1353 - 2 msgs
...ath
>then associate any .doc to be opened with 'winword'
>and it works great. I have also used this method with
>excel and quicktime files.
>
>How it works:
>Line 1:
>FNAME=`wine -- winepath -l "$1"
>
>What it does
>takes a unix path like /home/uid/Docuements/file.doc
>and set the variable FNAME to f:\Documents\file.doc
>
>Line 2:
>wine -- "/wine/c/Program Files/Microsoft
>Office/Office/WINWORD.exe" "$FNAME"
>
>Loads winword via wine with the wine relative path to
>the file.
>
>example:
>winword /hom...
2002 Feb 07
1
New Book on "Linux Filesystems"
I've lurked on this list for a long time, and have learned many details
on installing and using Ext3. Thanks! I'm finally posting to solicit
feedback on my recently-published book on "Linux Filesystems". This book
discusses the use, theory, and installation/integration of journaling
and distributed filesystems on Linux, and also discusses what I call
'filesystem adapters'