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I do have some text sequences that are replaced by the SCM (Perforce in my case). I do want to configure BeyondCompare to consider these sequences as unimportant differences in order to be able to ignore them when I compare files. In my case it's about Python source files and the sequences are looking like # $Id: //depot/.../filename#7 $ # $DateTime: 2010/09/01 10:45:29 $ # $Author: username $ # $Change: 1234 $ Sometimes these sequences can be outside comments, but even in this cases I would like to be able ignore these lines because they are not really changed. Beyond Compare's parser doesn't

For some reason in my program when I reach a certain spot, I have to press Enter twice in order to get it to submit. I added the clear to keep it from skipping input and the ignore() to keep it from keeping any extra characters in the buffer. I enter my input and then it drops down to a new line, I hit Enter again and it enter the input and continues the program no problem but I'm wondering why. Here's a code snippet: cin.ignore(); cout << "Enter Student Major (ex. COSC): "; cin.getline(student.major, 6); for(int i = 0; i < sizeof(student.major); i++) student.major[i] = toupper(student.major[i

I have a C++ program using OpenMP, which will run on several machines that may have or not have OpenMP installed. How could I make my program know if a machine has no OpenMP and ignore those #include <omp.h> , OpenMP directives (like #pragma omp parallel ... ) and/or library functions (like tid = omp_get_thread_num(); ) ? OpenMP is a compiler runtime thing and not a platform thing. ie. If you compile your app using Visual Studio 2005 or higher, then you always have OpenMP available as the runtime supports it. (and if the end-user doesn't have the Visual Studio C runtime installed, then your

Why in MySQL, INSERT IGNORE INTO does not change the foreign key constraint errors into warnings? I'm trying to insert a number of records into a table and I expect MySQL to leave out the ones that result in error, any error, and insert the rest. Does anyone have any suggestions? And the SET FOREIGN_KEY_CHECKS = 0; is not my answer. Because I expect the rows which defy the constraints not to be inserted at all. Thanks [NEW ANSWER] Thanks to @NeverEndingQueue for bringing this up. It seems MySQL has finally fixed this issue. I'm not sure which version this problem was first fixed in, but right

I have a website project that has more than 50,000 unimportant files (to development) in some directories. /website.com/files/1.txt /website.com/files/2.txt /website.com/files/3.txt /website.com/files/etc.txt The stuff in /files is already in the repo. I want to delete all the files in /files on my local copy but I want git to ignore it so it doesn't delete them when I do a pull on the web server. Any ideas? Ignoring a whole directory didn't work. I had to do this: for i in `git status | grep deleted | awk '{print $3}'`; do git update-index --assume-unchanged $i; done Quang Van The code below