in the P4V application:

Open the Workspace dialog:
Go to Connection&gt;Edit Current Workspace...
change &quot;Workspace root:&quot; to where you like

If you have not already moved the files, P4V will offer to copy them for you.

As long as you know what changelist you last synced to, you can do this without having to sync again. Here&#39;s how:

 1. Note the last changelist synced
 2. Copy/move the folder to the new location
 3. Update your workspace (either the root, or the depot mapping) to point at the new location
 4. Run `p4 flush //depot/path/to/folder/...@&lt;last_changelist&gt;`

The [flush][1] command tells the server that you have the files at the path specified, at the changelist specified. It&#39;s a synonym for `p4 sync -k`.


  [1]: http://www.perforce.com/perforce/doc.current/manuals/cmdref/flush.html

Mike&#39;s [answer][1] is almost correct, except that the `p4 sync -k` is not required when moving a workspace (changing the root). P4 does not care where the root is, it only tracks the files on your machine by workspace/client name. 

If you wanted to change the workspace name (which would require you to create a **new** workspace) and populate it with files from an already synced workspace, you would then need to run `p4 sync -k` to let the server know that this new workspace has these files at `@changeset`.


  [1]: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7030296/how-do-i-move-a-perforce-workspace-folder/7030688#7030688

If you are using any client (ie: P4V), then you can edit workspace and change the root to the new workspace path.

I am a bit confused on how to declare a recursive mutex using pthread.
What I try to do is have only one thread at a time be able to run a piece of code(including functions) but after scepticism I figured out that the use of mutexes would not work and that instead I should use recursive mutexes. Here is my code:

    pthread_mutex_lock(&amp;mutex);                   // LOCK
    
    item = queue_peek(queue);                     // get last item in queue
    item_buff=item;                               // save item to a buffer
    queue_removelast(queue);                      // remove last item from queue
    
    pthread_mutex_unlock(&amp;mutex);                 // UNLOCK

So what I try to do is just read/remove from the queue serially.

The thing is that there isn&#39;t any example out there on how to declare recursive mutexes. Or there maybe a few but they don&#39;t compile for me.

C: How do you declare a recursive mutex with POSIX threads?

I have a model with managed = False. 

    class SampleModel(models.Model):
        apple = models.CharField(max_length=30)
        orange = models.CharField(max_length=30)
    
        class Meta:
            managed = False

I have a unit test which creates a SampleModel, however when I run the test I get:

    DatabaseError: no such table: SAMPLE_SAMPLE_MODEL

The django docs - https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/ref/models/options/#managed documents the following:

&gt; For tests involving models with managed=False, it&#39;s up to you to
&gt; ensure the correct tables are created as part of the test setup.

How can I actually &quot;create&quot; the tables during the test setup? Or alternatively, how can I make it so that when I am running tests, this model has &quot;managed = True&quot; for the duration of the test?

In the real application, this model is actually backed by a view in the database. However for the during of the test, I would like to treat this as a table and be able to insert test data in there.

How to create table during Django tests with managed = False

I&#39;ve just downloaded a 4.5GB depot to a location on my hard drive that is not ideal.

I&#39;d like to move the folder that Perforce now sees as the &quot;workspace&quot; folder (iPhone) to another folder on my hard disk (Project Name), and then use *that* folder as the workspace folder.

Is this possible, or do I need to download the entire depot again?

Thanks,
Dave

How do I move a Perforce &quot;workspace&quot; folder?

I've just downloaded a 4.5GB depot to a location on my hard drive that is not ideal.
I'd like to move the folder that Perforce now sees as the "workspace" folder (iPhone) to another folder on my hard disk (Project Name), and then use that folder as the workspace folder.
Is this possible, or do I need to download the entire depot again?
Thanks,
Dave

How can I download only a specific folder or directory from a remote Git repo hosted on GitHub?

Say the example GitHub repo lives here:

    git@github.com:foobar/Test.git

Its directory structure:

```
Test/
├── foo/ 
│   ├── a.py
│   └── b.py   
└── bar/
    ├── c.py
    └── d.py
```

I want to download only the **foo** folder and not clone the whole Test project.

Download a single folder or directory from a GitHub repo

Please give me a solution for listing all the folders,subfolders,files in a directory using php. My folder structure is like this:

    Main Dir
     Dir1
      SubDir1
       File1
       File2
      SubDir2
       File3
       File4
     Dir2
      SubDir3
       File5
       File6
      SubDir4
       File7
       File8
I want to get the list of all the files inside each folder.

**Is there any shell script command in php?**

Listing all the folders subfolders and files in a directory using php

I have a git repository whose structure looks like:

    +--repo.git
    |
    +----+bootstrap.py
    +----+buildout.cfg
    +----+.gitignore
    +----+webapp
    |
    +---------+manage.py
    +---------+modules
    +---------+templates
    +---------+static
    +---------+...
    +---------+...

I would like to move the contents of the `webapp` folder one level up. My resulting repo should look like:

    +--repo.git
    |
    +----+bootstrap.py
    +----+buildout.cfg
    +----+.gitignore
    +----+manage.py
    +----+modules
    +----+templates
    +----+static
    +----+...
    +----+...

Can I do this by simply moving all the files of the `webapp` directory one level up, deleting the empty `webapp` directory and then committing the changes? Would this preserve the commit history of the files under the `webapp` directory?

Although a very simple question for many of you, I&#39;d like to be sure. The last thing I&#39;d want is a git soup.

---

I tried moving the files but I lost the commit history as git doesn&#39;t really handle a move or a rename. I do know that even though it shows up as a new file in the logs, it is still possible to view the commit history for the file using some options in `git log`.

From what I&#39;ve read, the best way to accomplish this would be using `git-filter`. I&#39;m not very good with shell or git so could someone tell me what I&#39;d need to execute to do the aforementioned. 


How can I move all git content one-level up in the folder hierarchy?

I&#39;ve just started using git in Vista, with my repository under `/path/to/project/git repo`.

I&#39;ve now found that the space in the folder name is a minor irritation when working in git bash.

Can I just rename the folder to `/path/to/project/gitrepo`? Is everything within the git config relative, or is there anything that explicitly refers to the parent folder?

I&#39;ve tried just taking a windows copy of the main folder, and run git bash on that, and &#39;git log&#39; shows the changes I had previously made. So I assume renaming the main folder is OK, but I&#39;d like to be sure before I go any further.


How to rename git root folder?

My host came with a mongodb instance and there is no /db directory so now I am wondering what I can do to find out where the data is actually being stored.

How can I tell where mongoDB is storing data? (its not in the default /data/db!)

One of our team member (located in different region) has shelved changes in P4 with changelist 1234. 

Now, if I want to see what files are modified snf what are the changes, how can I do this? 

What is the P4 command that I should use to see the changes made by our team member?

How to view Shelved P4 Changes?

There is a lot of &quot;Git for Perforce users&quot; documentation out there, but seemingly very little of the opposite.

I have only used Git previously and recently started a job where I have to use Perforce a lot, and find myself getting very confused a lot of the time. The concepts I&#39;m used to from Git seem not to map to Perforce at all.

Is anyone interested in putting together a few tips for using Perforce for someone who is used to Git?

Perforce for Git users?

I have a directory, &#39;Dst Directory&#39;, which has files and folders in it and I have &#39;src Directory&#39; which also has files and folders in it. What I want to do is move the contents of &#39;src Directory&#39; to &#39;Dst Directory&#39; and overwrite anyfiles that exist with the same name. So for example &#39;Src Directory\\file.txt&#39; needs to be moved to &#39;Dst Directory\\&#39; and overwrite the existing file.txt. The same applies for some folders, moving a folder and merging the contents with the same folder in &#39;dst directory&#39;

I&#39;m currently using shutil.move to move the contents of src to dst but it won&#39;t do it if the files already exist and it won&#39;t merge folders; it&#39;ll just put the folder inside the existing folder.

Update: To make things a bit clearer, what I&#39;m doing is unzipping an archive to the Dst Directory and then moving the contents of Src Directory there and rezipping, effectively updating files in the zip archive. This will be repeated for adding new files or new versions of files etc which is why it needs to overwrite and merge

Solved: I solved my problem by using distutils.dir_util.copy_tree(src, dst), this copies the folders and files from src directory to dst directory and overwrites/merges where neccesary. Hope that helps some people!

Hope that makes sense,
thanks!

Python - Move and overwrite files and folders

This is my updated and modified script, it works completely, except I would like to universalize it... observe the **** how can I make it so that I don&#39;t have to do `function(e){BOX.Draggable.elemen = e.target || e.srcElement; elementDraggable(e);` everytime I need to use the dragable function for a different element?

    window.onload = addListeners;

    var BOX = function(){
      return{
        Draggable: function(){}
      };
    }();

    function addListeners(){
      document.getElementById(&#39;div&#39;).addEventListener(&#39;contextmenu&#39;, menumove, false);
      **document.getElementById(&#39;div&#39;).addEventListener(&#39;mousedown&#39;, function(e){BOX.Draggable.elemen = e.target || e.srcElement; elementDraggable(e);}, false);**
    }

    function elementDraggable(e){
      var e = e || window.event;
      var div = BOX.Draggable.elemen;
      BOX.Draggable.innerX = e.clientX + window.pageXOffset - div.offsetLeft;
      BOX.Draggable.innerY = e.clientY + window.pageYOffset - div.offsetTop;

      window.addEventListener(&#39;mousemove&#39;, elementMove, false);
      window.addEventListener(&#39;mouseup&#39;, function(){
        window.removeEventListener(&#39;mousemove&#39;, elementMove, false);
        }, true);

      function elementMove(e){
        div.style.position = &#39;absolute&#39;;
        div.style.left = e.clientX + window.pageXOffset - BOX.Draggable.innerX + &#39;px&#39;;
        div.style.top = e.clientY + window.pageYOffset - BOX.Draggable.innerY + &#39;px&#39;;
      }
    }

Moveable/draggable &lt;div&gt;

Path of source file is : `/public_html/upload/64/SomeMusic.mp3`

And I want to move it to this path : `/public_html/archive/2011/05/64/SomeMusic.mp3`

How can i do this using FTP commands?

 

How to move files using FTP commands

I don&#39;t understand when I should use `std::move` and when I should let the compiler optimize... for example:

    using SerialBuffer = vector&lt; unsigned char &gt;;

    // let compiler optimize it
    SerialBuffer read( size_t size ) const
    {
        SerialBuffer buffer( size );
        read( begin( buffer ), end( buffer ) );
        // Return Value Optimization
        return buffer;
    }

    // explicit move
    SerialBuffer read( size_t size ) const
    {
        SerialBuffer buffer( size );
        read( begin( buffer ), end( buffer ) );
        return move( buffer );
    }

Which should I use?

c++11 Return value optimization or move?

I need to allow users on my website to delete their images off the server after they have uploaded them if they no longer want them. I was previously using the `unlink` function in PHP but have since been told that this can be quite risky and a security issue. (Previous code below:)

    if(unlink($path.&#39;image1.jpg&#39;)){	
		 // deleted
	}

Instead i now want to simply move the file into a different folder. This must be able to be done a long time after they have first uploaded the file so any time they log into their account. If i have the main folder which stores the users image(s):

    user/

and then within that a folder called del which is the destination to put their unwanted images:

    user/del/

Is there a command to move a file into a different folder? So that say:

    user/image1.jpg
moves to/becomes

    user/del/image1.jpg

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