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This is just an npm distribution of the amazing cloc by Al Danial. I created this package because I think cloc is awesome, but didn't want to download the file and commit it to my project.
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$ cloc kubernetes --exclude-dir=vendor,_vendor,build,examples,docs,Godeps,translations
7072 text files.
6728 unique files.
1710 files ignored.
github.com/AlDanial/cloc v 1.70 T=38.72
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QUESTION
Android
detekt 1.19.0
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Answered 2022-Jan-23 at 10:37I need to add this to my top level gradle build file
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It is confusing; I do not what the problem is. Does anyone know what the problem is?I get this error,"opl not to type runtime error", for some expression in my objective function when I am running the code in CPLEX.i'm working on a thesis with a scheduling problem design so that it's suitable for A2 is deadhead trip, I'm getting an error that i can't output the result with string, please help me review the code, I'll be very grateful My code is as follow:
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Answered 2021-Dec-20 at 10:24.mod
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I want to send Response(xyzSerializer.data), where xyzSerializer serializes data form two models i.e. Users and Customers to give it following body/look
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Answered 2021-Oct-12 at 05:34Use nested serializer:
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I have next file structure:
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Answered 2021-Aug-25 at 11:09For some reason 1.90 version of cloc requires file names in definition to be lowercase. Adding switch --ignored="myfile.txt"
resulted in next output:
path_to_root_dir , zero sized file
path_to_root_dir/gemfile, language unknown (#3)
path_to_root_dir/gemfile.lock, language unknown (#3)
And after changing cloc file to have file names in lower case everything started working:
QUESTION
I've a very large program (okay, only 13,000 lines of code according to cloc
) which leaks. I know because over time, it uses more and more resident memory.
I have the sanitizer option turned on, but on a clean exit, all my C++ software will properly clean everything as expected. So I don't see anything growing in the sanitizer output.
What would be useful in this case, is a way to call a function which displays the (large) list of allocated buffers while running the code. I can then look at a diff of two such outputs and see what was allocated anew. The leaked buffers will be in there...
At this point, though, I just don't see any header with sanitizer functions I could call to see such a list. Does it exist?
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Answered 2021-Aug-16 at 10:47Lsan interface is available in sanitizer/lsan_interface.h but AFAIK it has no API to print allocation info. The best you can get is compile your code with Asan (which includes Lsan as well) and use __asan_print_accumulated_stats
to get basic allocation statistics:
QUESTION
I'm currently writing a dockerfile, in which the project's lines of code shall be counted via cloc, and sent to a server. The server is providing a RESTful API. From this API I want to get a Data-Transfer-Object, modify it and send it back to the same API to update it. Since the runner does not memorize variables over more than one line, I (probably) have to put everything into one line (except the static API):
ENV API=http://example-url.com/api/datapoints/
My curl command that I go so far is this:
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Answered 2021-Jun-30 at 15:17Converting your command to JSON using jq -Rs . <<'EOF'
, pasting your command, and then EOF
gives us:
QUESTION
I installed cloc using brew.
I like to check number of lines of code for a Django project.
I definitely don't want to count those that inside migrations and only restrict to python files.
I tried cloc --not-match-d=migrations --include-lang=python .
and cloc --not-match-d=migrations --include-lang=py .
at the project root, but they got ignored.
this is the result:
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Answered 2021-Jun-25 at 15:36You're almost there... language name is case sensitive. This should work
QUESTION
Hello I am in need of some help, I have a csv file parsing that into a struct using gocsv, I need to range over the slices of that struct and combine the DeductionCodes of each slice that has a matching EmployeeNumber,
This is the csv struct.
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Answered 2021-Mar-29 at 15:58If I understand correctly, you need a set of unique employees, each with an array of deduction codes. I'm making the assumption that the other properties will be the same for each employee record in the csv. I like to use a map
for this in go, because you can easily check whether the employee exists. I think you'll also want to declare a separate type for your employees:
QUESTION
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Answered 2021-Jan-25 at 08:06You can grep
the last digits of a line by
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Here I just copy my python code from my project:
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Answered 2021-Jan-20 at 07:45It's because you define everything as class variables instead of instance variables.
Focusing on cLoc inside of contactPair for example - you define it is a class variable that belongs to the entire class contactPair instead of belonging to an instance. This means that every instance of this class actually shares the same cLoc value. You don't want this to be the case, so you should instead have each instance create it's own version of the cLoc variable inside the __init__ constructor and assign it as an attribute of self.
Let me do a simple example illustrating this.
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