simtest | abstract syntax tree and tree edit distance
kandi X-RAY | simtest Summary
kandi X-RAY | simtest Summary
This is a c/c++ code similarity test tool, based on abstract syntax tree and tree edit distance. The user interface is ugly but not important :) Hope you like it. There is a little demo(demo.java) for the simtest. It shows how to use the simtest simply. If you want to use simtest in a command line interface, I suggest you making the simtest into a jar and call simtest in the command line. How to make the simtest project into a jar and call it in a command line interface? 1. Modify the "Main.java" ( look at demo.java ) 2. Modify the "MANIFEST.MF" , set the Main-Class and Class-Path ( we need those two jars in the lib ) 3. Export the project into jar using the configure of the "MANIFEST.MF" 4. Enjoy you journey in the simtest.
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- Get an ASTVisitor .
- performs the similarity calculations
- Read the file and return it as a string
- Main function .
- Returns the degree of two trees .
- max similarity
- Demonstrates how to run the Sim test
- Perform the action on the file chooser .
- Gets an AST from the given source code .
- Sets the result .
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QUESTION
I've spent days researching this including various answers like: Firebase Firestore: Append/Remove items from document array and my previous question at: Removing an array item from Firestore but can't work out how to actually get this working. Turns out the issue is when there is a date property in the object as shown below:
I have two structs:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-28 at 16:28The problem is, as you noted, the Date
field. And it's a problem because Firestore does not preserve the native Date
object when it's stored in the database--they are converted into date objects native to Firestore. And the go-between these two data types is a token system. For example, when you write a date to Firestore from a Swift client, you actually send the database a token which is then redeemed by the server when it arrives which then creates the Firestore date object in the database. Conversely, when you read a date from Firestore on a Swift client, you actually receive a token which is then redeemed by the client which you then can convert into a Swift Date
object. Therefore, the definition of "now" is not the same on the client as it is on the server, there is a discrepancy.
That said, in order to remove a specific item from a Firestore array, you must recreate that exact item to give to FieldValue.arrayRemove()
, which as you can now imagine is tricky with dates. Unlike Swift, you cannot remove items from Firestore arrays by index. Therefore, if you want to keep your data architecture as is (because there is a workaround I will explain below), the safest way is to get the item itself from the server and pass that into FieldValue.arrayRemove()
. You can do this with a regular read and then execute the remove in the completion handler or you can perform it atomically (safer) in a transaction.
QUESTION
I've spent days researching this including various answers like: Firebase Firestore: Append/Remove items from document array but can't work out how to actually get this working.
I have two structs:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-26 at 16:23You have to use arrayRemove
to remove items from arrays.
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I am trying to display vue within an HTML. It worked properly with the vue cli but now that I am trying to integrate it in a bare HTML file, CSS doesn't work properly anymore. It might as well has to do with the bindings of vue since the shown bar should repeat three time, but is only shown once. I don't get any error in the console so I'm clueless. Any help is appreciated!
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-20 at 15:07Add id
attribute with app
as value in the root div then in vue instance set el:"#app"
instead of name:"#app"
and set key
to index v-bind:key="index"
finally
replace v-bind:class="{ closed: this.switchObj[index]==='closed', opened: this.switchObj[index]==='opened' }"
by v-bind:class="{ closed: str==='closed', opened: str==='opened' }"
QUESTION
DecimalFormat returns ? symbol in place of - symbol, when the value given to it, is negative.
I am using ATOM with SCRIPT package and JDK12.0.2.
I can replace the " - "symbol with virtually any other symbol and the DecimalFormat will give a correct output. This is what makes this issue puzzling to me. I tried to look into locale issues, but did not manage to resolve the issue.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-18 at 21:24Try setting java.util.Locale
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You can use simtest like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the simtest component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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