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i want to see the number of removed/added line, grouped by author for a given branch in git history. there is git shortlog -s which shows me the number of commits per author. is there anything similar to get an overall diffstat? It's an old post but if someone is still looking for it: install git extras brew install git-extras then git summary --line https://github.com/tj/git-extras VonC Since the SO question "How to count total lines changed by a specific author in a Git repository?" is not completely satisfactory, commandlinefu has alternatives (albeit not per branch): git ls-files | while

What is classpath hell and is/was it really a problem for Java? Classpath hell is an unfortunate consequence of dynamic linking of the kind carried out by Java. Your program is not a fixed entity but rather the exact set of classes loaded by a JVM in a particular instance. It is very possible to be in situations where the same command line on different platforms or even on the same one would result in completely different results because of the resolution rules. There could be differences in standard libraries (very common). Libraries could be hidden by one another (an an older version may

I've read a dozen of times now that the state object could exists of multiple key|value pairs and that it is associated with the new history entry. But could someone please give me an example of the benefits of the state object? Whats the practical use of it? I can't imagine why not just typing in {} janfoeh Take this small example: run fiddle ( editor view ): You have a page where a user can select a color. Every time they do, we generate a new history entry: function doPushState(color) { var state = {}, title = "Page title", path = "/" + color; history.pushState(state, title, path); }; We

Should today's patterns be seen as defects or missing features in Java and C++ ? Subroutine was a design pattern for machine language in the 50s and 60s. Object-Oriented Class was a design pattern for C in the 70s. Visitors, Abstract Factories, Decorators, and Façades are design patterns for Java and C++ today. What will tomorrow's languages look like? What patterns will they have? Juliet Some canonized design patterns -- Adapter, Factory, Command, Visitor, etc -- are approximations of features which are baked into other languages. Off the top of my head: Event-handlers in C# are baked-in

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I am learning about history in HTML5, in this example (open the JavaScript browser console to see error) the event.state.url returns: Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'url' of undefined Look and help: http://jsfiddle.net/un4Xk/ event is the jQuery event object, not the DOM one. To access the DOM event object, use event.originalEvent : http://jsfiddle.net/pimvdb/un4Xk/1/ . var state = event.originalEvent.state; Remember that the state is only defined when the new state has data, so it is not available when clicking and then going back to the initial state: initial state link to state 1

What languages or platforms influenced the .NET 1.0 Team to build-in the concept of Attributes from the very start? Was this an Aspect-Oriented thing? Serialization? or something else? I was still in VB6-land at this time, and never used any of the pre-1.0 .NET versions. Believe it or not experiences/feedback from VB and Microsoft Transaction Server/COM+ dev teams had a bit part in some of the design rational of .NET, attributes and metadata. VB6 added support for attributes/metadata that COM+/MTS could read and determine how an object should behave. Remember all those settings on your classes

I have looked at several threads addressing this. Combining multiple git repositories Combining multiple git repositories having a space in their name I also looked at the git filter-branch manpage. update I have changed to a 2 script system: #!/bin/bash git filter-branch --index-filter '~/doit.sh' HEAD and doit.sh #!/bin/bash git ls-files -s | \ sed "s-\t-&data/perl_modules/-" | \ GIT_INDEX_FILE="$GIT_INDEX_FILE.new" git update-index --index-info && \ mv "$GIT_INDEX_FILE.new" "$GIT_INDEX_FILE" This avoids the previous error, but now gets this (replaced path with [...]): Rewrite