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Is [---] a comment in .gitconfig?

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问题 This question is based on this thread. Is [---] a comment in Git such that I can use only % tool=opendiff % once in my .gitconfig ? 回答1: I think you are asking whether the square bracket syntax in .gitconfig means something significant. The answer is yes, it separates .gitconfig into sections. Each section has a name, shown between the square brackets. For example: [core] repositoryformatversion = 0 filemode = true bare = false In the above example, the section name is core . If you change

Can I refresh an XML comment in Visual Studio to reflect parameters that have changed?

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问题 If I write the function: public static uint FindAUint(double firstParam) { } I can generate the xml comments by typing '///', it gives : /// <summary> /// *Here I type the summary of the method* /// </summary> /// <param name="firstParam">*Summary of param*</param> /// <returns>*Summary of return*</returns> public static uint FindAUint(double firstParam) { } If I then decide I need to update my method to be: /// <summary> /// *Here I type the summary of the method* /// </summary> /// <param

How can I strip comments and doc strings from python source code? [closed]

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Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Learn more . Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Is there a program which I can run like this: py2py.py < orig.py > smaller.py Where orig.py contains python source code with comments and doc strings, and smaller.py contains identical, runnable source code but without the comments and doc strings? Code which originally looked like this: #/usr/bin/python """Do something blah blah... """ # Beware the frubnitz! def foo(it): """Foo it!""" print it # hmm? Would then look

XSD for XML documentation generated for C#? [closed]

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Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Learn more . Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Does anyone know if there is an XSD file somewhere that can be used to validate the XML documentation that gets generated when you compile a C# project with the /doc option? I want to modify that file manually after it's been generated and I'm looking for an easy way to confirm that I haven't damaged the structure of the file. Thanks. I finally broke down and wrote one: XSD for Xml Comments for .NET Documentation

A way to link to a class,a method, especially a specific code line in C# comment

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I want to build sort of documentation using links in code that point to a target. The target could be a Class or a Method or a specific code line. ( pointing to a specific code line is the most important ) I thought of an extension for VS2010 or a specific comment tag. Is there any way to make links of this kind ? Xml comment + sandcastle may be what you need. You can reference specified class or method using <see cref=".."/> and reference parameters using <paramref name=".."/> However, there is not direct method to reference certain lines of code but you can reference certain #region by using

How to keep the header comments up to date in Xcode

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问题 Xcode has a habit of putting all kinds of (redundant) information at the top of each code file it creates, containing copyright notices, class names, project names and client names. Like it or not, once you create a new class "A", then refactor it to be called "B", the information is wrong already. The comments will keep saying that this is "A.h" or "A.m". In addition, if you reuse classes from one project in a next, it will also state the wrong project name. // // A.h // ProjectName // //

Sqlite: adding comments to tables and columns?

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问题 In MySQL Workbench you can add comments to tables and columns in a MySQL database. Does Sqlite support adding comments to tables and columns? 回答1: I don't think it does. The "SQL As Understood By SQLite" page makes no mention of table or column comments nor does the CREATE TABLE or ALTER TABLE documentation. Also, the Unsupported SQL wiki page has this: 2009-08-04: Table and column comments - I have scoured the doco and can't find anything about applying comments to tables or their columns.

vim syntax highlighting for git commit messages - custom commentchar

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问题 As mentioned in this answer, since Git 1.8.2 you can use core.commentchar config value to change commit message comments to something else than the default # (hashmark or hashsign). That is a life-saver e.g. if your commit message policy wants you to start commit message with ticket number: #123 Fixed array indices Sad part is that this breaks Vim syntax highlighting. How can you bring the beauty back? 回答1: You should try to run :verbose syntax . The active syntax file is probably $VIMRUNTIME

Do comments affect performance?

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问题 Am I correct to say that JavaScript code isn't compiled, not even JIT? If so, does that mean that comments have an affect on performance, and I should be very careful where I put place my comments? Such as placing function comments above and outside the function definition when possible, and definitely avoid placing comments inside loops, if I wanted to maximize performance? I know that in most cases (at least in non-loop cases), the change in performance would be negligible, but I think that

Where does the XXX comment prefix in Eclipse come from?

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问题 I was just wandering why is the prefix XXX ? As far as I know its used for notes/reminders (or at least this is what I use it for and that is what the people on most of the links I googled use it for). So does anyone know where the XXX prefix come from ? 回答1: From the Hacker's Dictionary entry for "XXX": A marker that attention is needed. Commonly used in program comments to indicate areas that are kluged up or need to be. Some hackers liken `XXX' to the notional heavy-porn movie rating.