I am trying to locate the package com.spotfire.server everywhere and I don't have any luck finding that. Can someone guide me on where I can find that package?
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I'm trying to run mongodb in termux and after searching i found that i should to install pointless repo to locate mongodb pkg and setup it and after installing when i'm trying to run mongod i got the following error
CANNOT LINK EXECUTABLE "mongod": library "libicudata.so.69" not found
When i'm going to lib dir in termux i found the following libicu exist
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i tried to search more about it and find some answers said you have to install r-base because icu has been updated and R depends on it.
and others said you have to install libicudata.so.69 and when i'm trying to install it i get the following error
Unable to locate package libicudata.so..69
E: Couldn't find any package by glob 'libicudata.so..69'
and some others said that pointless packages is outdated and you have to re build the package i'm not a professional in using termux and i don't know anything about packages and how to re build it so
i'm really confused and i hope someone help me to find a simple solution to make it work
I am trying to make something really simple. A simple hello world program that's installable as a package for arch. So i've tried to create a PKGBUILD file but i couldnt figure it out on how to package it. What i want to accomplish is:
Grab my repo from github
Compile the file/-s
Create a system variable so that i can run it from anywhere with a predefinded keyword
(optional) checking with gpg
And i want to generate a package that i can install using sudo pacman -U helloworld-1.10.tar.xz
I hope someone could help. Any help would be very good to have. Thanks :-)
I am a programming starter to try github for the first time.
https://github.com/froala/design-blocks
I completed the clone as described in the main link.
I have also completed the npm installation as described in the text and have successfully run it.
But if i simply want to use source code, do i not need to install the module using npm?
Why do I install the module using npm?..
How do I use the packages I installed using npm?
Even if I did a search on Google, there was no post for beginners like me.
I really appreciate your advice.
I can configure my Emacs and install MELPA packages.I just want to find out how these packages work,so I want to get their documentation. However I can't find any.
I searched in https://melpa.org ,but I can not find them. I want to find out how these packages have been organized and designed.
If you want the package's documentation, just start with its readme, on melpa if it's there, or on the project's home page.
The doc doesn't necessarily include design decisions, in which case you'll have to read the source. Either on the internet, or if you installed the package in ~/.emacs.d/elpa/.
I'm working in VS 2012. I just downloaded the Entity Framework 6 Alpha3 NuGet package.
I put it in the NuGet folder for quick access.
When I use the command
PM> Get-Package -Filter EntityFramework -ListAvailable
(and related filters 'EF6' and 'Entity')
I cannot find my download.
I can find
Glimpse.EF6. This is not what I'm looking for.
My path to the download:
C:\Program Files (x86)\NuGet\Visual Studio 2012\EF6 Alpha3
My question is where do I need to put the download file so that I can locate it when adding the solution to my project.
I understand how I will add the package to every solution I wish to use it in. I have read the MSDN and codeplex documentation.
I understand that I am merely looking for the package to add to my solution. This is my problem. I put it in the NuGet Program folder and am still unable to find this.
I am sure I'm missing something simple. I am just asking where to put the download of the Alpha3 version of EF6 so that I can locate it using the -ListAvailable command.
Thanks!
From what I can read from your question and comments, it seems like you are missing the basic understanding of how NuGet works and how to use it.
I would highly recommend that you start by reading some documentation about NuGet. The Getting Started page provides a brief introduction, and pay especially good attention to the section named Working with NuGet Packages.
docs.nuget.org is an extensive resource to everything you might need to know about NuGet. The first four links should provide you more than enough information:
Overview
Installing NuGet
Managing NuGet Packages Using The Dialog
Using the Package Manager Console
To answer your specific question about where NuGet packages gets download: the default location is in the packages folder at the root of your solution location. You should however not need to think anything about this, but instead read the above links to understad the basics of NuGet.