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I have installed Composer and Symfony with cmd, but the cmd force me to install in C:/users/anthony. The problem ? %y wamp is in C/wamp64/www :')
What is the best thing to do now?
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Open cmd and use the command cd C:/wamp64/www. It will bring you to that location.
After it, use composer install.
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Please help me, thank you!
you can see the detail in the image.
You are working on an external drive (e.g USB key), I guess as the path start with /media. Some Linux systems prevent any executable to be run from external drives.
Try to change your build directory to a directory on your internal HDD.
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I tried to install packages in R. But, R software gives warning messages in the below picture. How to install packages in ?
That doesn't look like a 'warning,' necessarily. It's just telling you that it downloaded that file and where the file was placed on your computer.
Did you try: library(bujar) ?
Make sure that your internet connections and make sure that this packages whether or not available in your R version..
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I am new on ipython notebook. I have installed ipython 2.3.1 on ScientificLinux6.4 (like CentOS6.4) and run it as a notebook server as described in http://ipython.org/ipython-doc/dev/notebook/public_server.html.
It works good so far, but I do not see the README.md file and content in my browser. Is it normal?
Access to non-ipynb file is not possible in the version of IPython you have installed. Next version will allow viewing and editing arbitrary text files.
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How do you build a Meteor application with TypeScript?
Please add meteor typescript compiler to your project. it compiles .ts artifacts on the fly using the tsc command line (batch mode)
The package source is available via GitHub. You may also add the plugin directly by typing meteor add meteortypescript:compiler from your project root directory.
There is this github project : https://github.com/grmlin/meteor-typescript
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I installed Meteor quite some time ago to have a play now I dont use it anymore, how would I go about uninstalling it on Mountain Lion?
I have meteor -v in the terminal and I have found a folder in /usr/local/ called meteor so can confirm that it is still installed on my system.
You are right, meteor is located in the /usr/local/meteor directory. To uninstall it, type the following in the terminal:
rm -fR /usr/local/meteor