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Creating a new empty branch for a new project
We are using a git repository to store our project. We have our branches departing from the original branch. But now we want to create a small new project to track some documentation. For that we would want to create a new empty branch to start storing our files, and I would want other users of the ...
Best way to convert string to bytes in Python 3?
There appear to be two different ways to convert a string to bytes, as seen in the answers to TypeError: 'str' does not support the buffer interface
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Git status shows files as changed even though contents are the same
I received a git checkout from someone else and am trying to commit the unstaged changes to the local repository. However, a lot (if not every) file appears as modified even though the contents are exactly the same.
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How to stop EditText from gaining focus at Activity startup in Android
I have an Activity in Android, with two elements:
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Unioning two tables with different number of columns
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Height of status bar in Android [duplicate]
What's the height of the status bar in Android? Is it always the same?
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Choose newline character in Notepad++
I notice that when I load a text file, Notepad++ will recognize and use whatever the newline character in that file is, \n or \r\n .
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What is the preferred Bash shebang?
Is there any Bash shebang objectively better than the others for most uses?
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What's the difference if I put css file inside or ?
Normally css files are put inside <head></head> , what if I put it inside <body></body> , what difference will it make?
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How can I visualize per-character differences in a unified diff file?
Say I get a patch created with git format-patch . The file is basically a unified diff with some metadata. If I open the file in Vim, I can see which lines have been modified, but I cannot see which characters in the changed lines differ. Does anyone know a way (in Vim, or some other free softwar...