save-file | Save any data to file in browser or node | Runtime Evironment library

I would like to get the byte contents of a pandas dataframe exported as hdf5, ideally without actually saving the file (i.e., in-memory).

On python>=3.6, < 3.9 (and pandas==1.2.4, pytables==3.6.1) the following used to work:

Let's say I have a file called FooBar.java. When I open the file in a powershell window with

> vim foobar.java

and write the file after editing it, the file gets renamed FooBar.java -> foobar.java.

If I open the file with

> vim FOOBAR.java

it gets renamed FooBar.java -> FOOBAR.java.

So Vim changes the name to be case sensitive to how I spelled it when I opened the file with a powershell command. This is undesired behaviour for me, and I did not have this problem earlier, before I did a clean install of my OS (Windows 10). I am using the exact same .vimrc as before. This is a huge pain in the ass since java is case sensitive with it's filenames.

However, it seems to only happen with .java files. With .cpp or .txt or .csv files, the capitalization of the file remains the same regardless of how I type it.

My question is in two parts:

1. Why is Vim suddenly doing this and wasn't doing it before with an identical .vimrc?
2. How do I disable this behaviour for good, preferably with a .vimrc line?

There is a 3 month old duplicate, but as I cannot comment to it because of my low internet-points, and it has 0 answers, I made a new one.

Vim save file in lower case

Here are the contents of my .vimrc:

The title says it all.

I need to upload files/documents to BE, somehow I just cant get it right!

Angular service

On my website, I am trying to make a button that. when pressed, saves a file. The thing is, I cannot find a way to make a save file dialog.

A save file dialog is the menu that pops up for when you want to save a file. You can pick the file location, change the file name, etc.

It would be more convenient to have a dialog, than to just download the file to the downloads folder.

I have found multiple different StackOverflow questions of the same thing but I could not find one that was not completely outdated/using internet explorer or using some server-using method (Honestly, I don't understand server-side things that much so it went completely over my head and it, too, was over 10 years old, on stack overflow, using Internet Explorer). I found some Chrome API that might work but I don't know how to use, so an explanation to this may also work as-well.

I just want to have the user click a button, and it open a save-file dialog, to save a .zip file on their computer. For context, the file would've already been made, I don't need to generate a file or blob or whatever.

I do not have any code to share, as I'm not sure what to share.

I'm trying to use vba to save a file with name based on the content of a cell.

I have found the following resource which has been helpful.

https://www.excelhow.net/how-to-save-file-based-on-cell-value-in-excel.html

But the content of the cell that im trying to put in the file name is a date of format dd/mm/yyyy, is it possible to change the format in the file name to be yyyy-mm-dd, and how would i go about doing this

Any help would be appreciated :)

I have a TextArea in which the user of my app can write things. A ChangeListener is also listening to the StringProperty "text" of this TextArea. Whenever the text content changes, ChangeListener.changed(), among other things, sets a "dirty" BooleanProperty to true on a central app object. Where "dirty" has the sense of "document needs saving".

But I've just implemented a thing in my app whereby any time that the "dirty" Property gets set to true triggers a save-file-to-disk action, automatically, so the user doesn't have to worry about manually saving things. NB the act of saving also sets dirty back to false of course.

One problem with this is, though, that it slows typing in the TextArea (particulary as this saving takes place on the FX thread). Each new character added or deleted therefore fires a save action.

I want to find a solution where every single change-of-text action is always followed by a save at most within, say, 1 second, but where saving never happens more than once per this 1 second ... obviously in a non-FX thread.

This isn't the first time I've encountered this situation and in the past I've tinkered with various queues of timers, and so on. But it's difficult to find a solution where both criteria are met and I'm just wondering if there's a well-known technique to deal with this... even maybe something from some library?

Here's an MRE/MCVE:

I want to create my first electron app. The aim is to open, change and save a file. With the help of a quick start, I have created an app that works.

This is my main.js

I enabled the auto-save-visited-mode in global scope and write such a script

I was looking to create a save system in Godot for my game and as I'm not that adept at coding, the only method I could make sense of was writing the data in config files.

The following code is on a Singleton script called save_system.gd. It saves and loads the value of one variable array inventory.inventory_ingredients as follows -