To search for tiger with no mention of woods: ./fetcher "tiger -woods"
The script will create a folder named similarly to the search string and place the images returned on the first page of Google's image search into the folder. If two images have the same name, the first one will be saved normally (i.e. image.jpg), but the next one will be saved with an extra number (i.e. image.jpg.1).
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I have set up a Subversion (SVN) repository which can act as a central location for our project code.
The repository is located at /lci/project/raid1/srvc/SVN/.
Only members of the Unix group srvc can access this location. Many of the team are already members of this group. Please contact me (Dave Meger) or mail help@csDELETEthisTEXT.ubc.ca if you'd like to be added.
During our initial development, I have proposed separating the repository based on the rough structure our teams seem to be taking on. Please add your code under the appropriate folder, and organize the lower-levels as you see fit. This can easily be changed in the future, but currently the top-level directories are:
CLASSIFY
DOC
ROBOT
WEB
To get started, look at a brief tutorial: SRVC SVN Tutorial. Also, the Subversion book listed below is a good reference for those getting started with SVN. If you require a more detailed explanation, ask a team member, or we can run through a quick demo in a weekly meeting.