bash Execute a Command in Every Directory with Bash TL;DR: Use a find-based loop The other day I was wondering how to execute a command in each sub-directory of a project. In python, you have os.walk. In C, I would've probably written myself something just for fun etc. In shell, I know you have find
android Android: Provide Local Asset in Testing In the past few days I had a little bit of a problem: InstrumentationTestCase gives access to local assets while AndroidTestCase gives access to getAssets() for assets specific to testing. I had a scenario to test where I get a file from my local src/androidTest/assets directory while the
date Get most recent modification date for a folder in python Finding out when a directory was most recently modified should be relatively easy; just perform a dir or a ls -l and you should have it. Sometimes you actually do, but not always (I remember my assembly days when I would write cool programs to manipulate the FAT information on
