Hope I am asking this question in the right area, I am developing a couple of extensions for Inkscape and I was wondering if there is a way to refresh the extensions like GIMP has for script-fu? I have searched the web and documentation on Inkscape but couldn't find anything.
Thanks allot!
I was wondering the same thing, and found this answer:
The INX files are only loaded at session start - for any updates or
newly installed extensions it is required to restart Inkscape.
If only script files of already installed extensions have been
updated, there usually is no need to restart Inkscape - the content of
the script files is not cached (the script file is launched with the
external interpreter each time the extension is run).
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We're currently trying to convert html files to PDF on AppEngine using Python. The HTML files are from a third-party vendor so we have no control over their format. Both the Flexible and Standard environments are options, but every path we go down we seem to hit a roadblock:
PDFkit requires a wkhtml2pdf install, no PIP package available, however converts perfectly offline
xhtml2pdf / PISA - works even on GAE Standard but doesn't support many features such as float and badly formatted HTML
WeasyPrint - C dependencies in theory would run on the Flexible environment but no pip packages available for dependencies including Cairo and Pango
Has anyone got a robust solution running on AppEngine with any of the above? Or with other libraries I am missing?
I ran into this same problem a year back and concluded that this is currently not possible in App Engine, at least with a good quality conversion. (Someone please point out if things have changed)
xhtml2pdf - I was able to successfully run it in standard App Engine but not at all happy with the conversion quality.
PDFkit - Ran into a similar problem and came up with a different solution. Hosted PDFkit on a Compute Engine Instance and exposed an endpoint wherein a POST request with the HTML file will return the converted PDF as a response. This gave me the best/expected results in terms of quality/speed of processing.
It did incur some extra charges but I was able to utilize the instance for something else too ;). I chose the least possible configuration initially since I was not storing anything on the Compute Engine Instance.
I am trying to complete Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment automation for a web application project. I have been helped by a series of SO posts link1, link2, link3 and things are now running, except the upload to the hosting server is longer than it needs to be; I currently upload all files instead of just the ones that changed.
When creating the TFS2017 Build (or Release) there are many Task options, including some from the marketplace. I'm referring to, in this case, the dialogue for a Build as shown below:
I'm currently using a PowerShell script which seems a little archaic and inefficient as noted above. Do any of the tasks available to us mimic the Visual Studio 2017 Web Deploy Publish Method which runs quite nicely and quickly? If not, what can I use for an 'intelligent' upload process that checks whether or not a file must be uploaded?
Unfortunately, there is no this kind of build task could mimic the Visual Studio 2017 Web Deploy Publish Method for now.
The method trough VS IDE will dynamically check if some files need to be uploaded or not.
However through TFS build task or powershell script will not do this, just simply copy all files you assigned. Afraid there is no workaround for an 'intelligent' upload process that checks whether or not a file must be uploaded. Since we don't how VS IDE did this.
The GC docs say
and show
but I get no EDIT button
How do I get the EDIT button?
Setup is
Thanks, ChrisJJ. As we head towards GA for Cloud Source Repositories, we're trimming out underused and half-baked features, of which this is both. It's particularly half-baked because you can't use it to create new files or folders, move files or folders around, delete files, keep files in sync with the cloud shell, etc.
So, we've pulled this feature (and are updating the docs appropriately). However, if you'd like to edit your files on the web, you can do so with the Cloud Shell directly (via nano, vi or emacs) or you can use the new code editor feature described here: https://cloudplatform.googleblog.com/2016/10/introducing-Google-Cloud-Shels-new-code-editor.html
I think you'll find that this is a MUCH more full-featured editor experience and we're continuing to look at ways to make it even better.
Can anyone suggest why vQmod fails to write cache files and instead writes an empty file named vq2-C to /vqmod/vqcache?
Environment
Windows Server 2012
Plesk Panel 12.5
PHP 5.3.2.9
MySQL 5.6.26
OpenCart 2.1.0.1
vQmod 2.6.1
Issue
vQmod fails to save modifications to /vqmod/vqcache/vq2-*.php
On each page load it applies modifications specified in /vqmod/xml/*.xml and writes an empty file named vq2-C to /vqmod/vqcache.
Background
The affected website was migrated from another Windows box with similar configuration.
In short the old server ran Plesk Panel 12.0, the new server is Plesk 12.5 so has minor updates to software versions.
Both sites run on PHP 5.3.2.9 and the new server follows OWASP recommendations more closely so has more PHP functions disabled eg. fopen_with_path.
Investigation so far
Running the vQmod installer again reports: VQMOD ALREADY INSTALLED!
File permissions
/vqmod/logs and /vqmod/vqcache have modify permissions, files are written here. Permissions are applied through Plesk Panel, checked over remote desktop and enabling global write permissions on web root through Plesk does not change anything.
Logs
vQmod logs have no useful information, only skipped files are noted eg. VQModObject::parseMods - Could not resolve path for [ catalog/language/english/module/featured.php] (SKIPPED).
No php_error.log files are generated.
Failed Request Tracing does not pick up any issues.
Tests
All /vqmod/xml files have been removed except vqmod_opencart.xml and one that modifies column_left.tpl. These modifications are applied successfully but no cache files are generated in /vqmod/vqcache.
If I remove /vqmod/checked.cache and /vqmod/mods.cache the files are regenerated on next page load.
vQmod versions - rolled back to 2.5.1 but the issue persists.
Other considerations
When one particular vQmod modification is enabled page load time is unacceptably slow (up to 20 sec). The modification displays the first 4 products from sub categories on the parent category page. I've not gone through the code yet but assume it's hitting pretty hard on the database.
On the original server page load was sub 2 seconds. I doubt this is related to the cache issue as that seems to be a permissions problem.
I had such an issue with mine, I later found out that the issue was with directory permissions, in this case, might be caused by moving. Set permissions of vqcache folder recursively to 777. It worked for me.
My apologies, I should have updated this sooner.
The issue relates to case sensitive preg_replace.
In short changing line #120 of vqmod.php from
$stripped_filename = preg_replace('~^' . preg_quote(self::getCwd(), '~i') . '~', '', $sourcePath)
to
$stripped_filename = preg_replace('~^' . preg_quote(self::getCwd(), '~i') . '~i', '', $sourcePath);
Means the /vqmod/vqcache/vq2-*.php cache files are written and the website runs as normal.
Explained in more detail at https://github.com/vqmod/vqmod/issues/81
I don't think the preg_quote should have the i argumment but it's in the original code so I left it in.
I need that works at least with svn, that reads your svn repository and displays information about files and folders contained in it as well as maybe revision info too.
Does django-svnlit fit the bill?