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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

The final (closing) angle bracket in the code below is not interpreted as closing the <input> element: <input type='text' name='name' <!-- id='name' -->> I thought this was a valid way to comment out this attribute but Google Chrome, Firefox and Notepad++ (color coding) all suggest that this is not the way to go. I used CTRL + Shift + Q in Notepad++ to do this. Then what is the proper way to comment out this <id> attribute? HTML provides no way to place a comment inside a tag. If you are generating the HTML from a template / programming language, then you can use features of that to comment

I need to convert single line comments (//...) to block comments (/*...*/) . I have nearly accomplished this in the following code; however, I need the function to skip any single line comment is already in a block comment. Currently it matches any single line comment, even when the single line comment is in a block comment. ## Convert Single Line Comment to Block Comments function singleLineComments( &$output ) { $output = preg_replace_callback('#//(.*)#m', create_function( '$match', 'return "/* " . trim(mb_substr($match[1], 0)) . " */";' ), $output ); } Bart Kiers As already mentioned, " //.

So I've inserted the following code to the template loop (in the correct place) but it is not outputting any comments. Any clue why? <?php $withcomments = true; // force comments form and comments to show on front page comments_template( '', true ); ?> I'm trying to display comments for each post on the main-home-page stream of posts. EDIT: Just for the record, I'm using twenty ten theme. Try this before the <?php endwhile; ?> of the loop in loop.php: <?php $withcomments = "1"; comments_template(); ?> Try this: <?php global $withcomments; $withcomments = 1; comments_template(); ?> 来源： https:/

An idea has just came to my mind. Is there any methods to insert a picture in code comment to help explain our code? After all, a picture is worth a thousand words. Since I use Emacs, is there any implementations for Emacs so far? Take a look at iimage-mode : it is a standard solution to display an image in a text buffer. For example, given the following file: /* an image is worth a thousand words: * <path/to/image.png> */ int main (int argc, char **argv) { return 0; } then running M-x turn-on-iimage-mode should display image.png in place of its path. However, I agree with @user4815162342's

I have a compiler homework question that wants me to draw a DFA for Pascal comments, but I have never (and probably never will) use Pascal. The question does not specify if we should use ANSI Pascal or Turbo Pascal, so I was going to do one for both. Some Google searches showed me that Turbo Pascal allows nested comments as long as the same delimiter is not used, so {(*comment*)} is ok and so is (*{comment}*) , but {{comment}} or (*(*comment*)*) are not ok. My question here is if a comment like {(*{comment}*)} or (*{(*comment*)}*) is ok since the same delimiters are not used in a row. I also