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#include <iostream> #include <vector> #include <algorithm> #include <set> #include <string> #include <cstring> namespace patternMatch{ using namespace std; class boyerMoore{ public: boyerMoore(void):skip(NULL), shift(NULL), charMax(256){} int bmMake(const string &patternStr){ if( shiftMake(patternStr) < 0 || skipMake(patternStr) < 0) return -1; pattern = patternStr; } ~boyerMoore(void){ bmDesory(); } const int match(const string &target) const{ if(pattern.empty() || !shift || !skip || target.size() > pattern.size()) return -1; int targetLen = target.size(); int patternLen = pattern.size(); int

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I'm using Eclipse (Helios) and I added some tasks in my java classes, using // TODO: blah blah. Near the line counting, I have the little icon that indicates the tasks is recognized but I can't see them in the Tasks view (I tried the tasks view and Task list view they're empty). However, when I add a Task by right clicking near the line counting and choosing "Add a task", this new one appears in the "Tasks" view correctly! What am I missing to make this work? First, check the corresponding task tags defined in preferences: use the Preference page General/Editors/Structured Text Editors/Task

I want to find commits that introduced added a "TODO" or "FIXME" comment and order them by date. I know that git log -G'TODO|FIXME' will show me commits that contain either comment and I could do something like git log --format='%ci' -G'TODO|FIXME' | cut -d' ' -f 1 But this will not respect that it should only be commits introducing such comments. Does anyone know how I can find only commits introducing such comments and order them by date? If the actual SHA-1 was included in that list, that would be even more awesome. Andrew C This should get you closer. It isn't clear what you mean by "order

it's common to see something like this in code, hopefully only during development: //XXX: not in production! String password = "hello"; // getActualPassword(...); ... catch(Exception e) { /* TODO: Auto-generated catch block*/ } I would like ant to be able to a) warn (on TODO: / FIXME: tags) or fail (on XXX: or simmilar) The build server is linux, home grown and based on ant. Would need to work at least on linux if not on windows. We also use perforce if an alternative is to block file commits. We also use eclipse, however I don't think you can make it a fatal error. (yes, there's the tasks

I do not want to see errors and warnings for third party libraries in Netbeans Action Items list, so I created a filter as shown below: The filter is turned on, but I still see many items from node_modules folders. What am I doing wrong? How should the filter be configured to ignore everything coming from node_modules and vendor folders? Tho I found a solution to hide all parser errors in folder node_modules from this link: How do I Ignore the build folder in NetBeans 'Find In Projects'? But it will make Netbeans hides node_modules from project tree Steps: Tools > Options Miscellaneous Goto