code-generation

I'm creating a CSS generator in PHP which uses CSSX (yep, they are my idea) files (with a special syntax). One feature is 'short comments': body { font-family: Georgia; //I really like this font! } Now I want to replace this comment with a /* ... */ comment, so the output is like this: body { font-family: Georgia; /*I really like this font!*/ } How can I do this? Thanks, P.S. The complete CSSX file is read into one string variable. P.P.S This q is answered. To fix the url('//server/etc.cssx') problem, use this: $file = preg_replace('~[^"\'\(]//([^\r\n]*)[^"\'\)]~', '/*$1*/', $file); A regexp

I started digging into the liferay 6.x ServiceBuilder framework and really liked its code generation approach. A simple service.xml file can generate ready to use powerful services without even writing a single line of code. I also tried looking into AndroMDA which can generate similar services from the UML model, which sounds even more interesting since it will link my business model directly without me needing to learn a new xml config for service.xml (in case of liferay ServiceBuilder) now I am in the process of deciding which tool should I use. Based on your experience with any of these

Say I have a class evilLord declared in the file evil_lair.hh and is implemented in the file evil_lair.cc . Now, I want to add the function bool minionDo(std::string command) . Is there any script which will put the declaration and empty function definition in the respective files automatically? I am using c-support vim-plugin which I find useful. Maybe this can be added as a functionality to this script... The task is not that trivial -- if we want to correctly report the scope of the function. I've already done the work in my :GOTOIMPL (and :MOVEIMPL ) command, from my lh-cpp ftplugin suite

I'm using maven 3.0.3 and Java7. I've got an AnnotationProcessor that is supposed to parse annotated java-files in src/main/java ( not src/test/java ) and generate Helper-Classes for JUnit-Tests. These Helper-Classes are supposed to be stored in target/generated-test-sources/test-annotations because they use libraries that are only available in test-scope. (Note: everything works fine as long as this dependency isn't in test-scope, but the build fails as soon as it is. It's definitely only needed in test-scope / during unit-tests and compilation of test-classes.) I tried several configurations

Is there some sort of library for C++ which contains classes which represents C++ source code? It should of course be able to output the source code to a stream. I'm looking for something which supports most C++11 features and is also capable of generating templated constructions. When I google for this, I'm not getting the results I want. I'm sure though, that there is something available. Maybe I'm just using the wrong terms. Check out the Clang compiler which uses a library-based architecture to support implementing IDEs and other tools that need to process the AST. Clang fully supports all

First, don't be fooled by the long post, there is not a lot of code just an observation of results so there are few example matrices. This is a bit related to this question: Matlab Codegen Eig Function - Is this a Bug? I know that mex/C/C++ translated eig() function may not return the same eigenvectors when using the same function in MATLAB and that's fine, but i am puzzled with results I'm getting. First this simple example: Output % c = diagonal matrix of eigenvalues % b = matrix whose columns are the corresponding right eigenvectors function [ b, c ] = eig_test(a) [b, c] = eig(a); end

Does anyone know a good play plugin that automatically minifies javascript and css to attach to a production play server? I've found this one, but I guess there are more out there: https://github.com/greenlaw110/play-greenscript The main problem I see here is that the having javascript being generated from the play side, the plugin would have to detect JS code that gets generated on the fly. Mainly because I'm writing values directly into the javascript like: function foo${handlerID}(someVar){ var x = ${some_val}; (...) } var t = foo${handlerID}('bar'); The reason we do minimizing/compressing