Removing unused code in Visual Studio [duplicate]
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You can either use a constructor or a builder pattern or a variation of the builder pattern to fix the problem of having too many fields in your initialization step. I’m going to extend your example a bit to prove my point of why these options are useful. Understanding your example: Lets say an Offer … Read more
What you have described is called reflection and C++ doesn’t support it. However you might come with some work-around, for example in this very concrete case you might use an std::map that would map names of functions (std::string objects) to function pointers, which in case of functions with the very same prototype could be easier … Read more
You can clean your project doing this Build > Clean Project or Build > Rebuild Project Also you can do the gradlew clean As @Kellogs commented : Manually delete the [project]/.gradle as hidden folder as that one is the main culprit for large cleaned projects sizes.
As of version 6.0, the option IndentPPDirectives can be used. Usage is described in this review. Using IndentPPDirectives: None results in: #if FOO #if BAR #include <foo> #endif #endif While IndentPPDirectives: AfterHash gives: #if FOO # if BAR # include <foo> # endif #endif Edit: see @Gabriel Staples’ answer for details on the BeforeHash option … Read more
A react-native Project is about one XCode Project and one Android Project. (for pure js code, there’s no need to do clean) So, what you need would be Clean XCode Project with cd ios xcodebuild clean And then clean Android Project with cd android ./gradlew clean You can simply write a batch file for it.
JSHint obeys directives at a function level, so you can find the enclosing function and add a camelcase option to it. Here’s an example: /*jshint camelcase: true */ var not_camel_case = 1; // Warns function example() { /*jshint camelcase: false */ var not_camel_case = 2; // Does not warn }
You might want to try out vulture. It can’t catch everything due to Python’s dynamic nature, but it catches quite a bit without needing a full test suite like coverage.py and others need to work.
This command lists all branches and their author names git for-each-ref –format=” %(authorname) %09 %(refname)” –sort=authorname If you are using github you can also visit https://github.com/author/repo/branches/yours to get all your branches If you want to just delete all the already merged branches you can us the command git branch –merged | grep -v “\*” | … Read more
I use these steps for a quick on-demand solution within Sublime Text: Find > Replace… Find What: [ \t]+\n Replace With: \n Replace All You could also do this for a large set of files via Find > Find in Files… Find: [ \t]+\n Where: Replace: \n Replace