I\'m trying to find comment blocks in PHP source code using regular expressions in Python 3. The PHP comments are in this format:
Given the following basic grammar I want to understand how I can handle comment lines. Missing is the handling of the <CR><LF> which usually terminates the comment line - the only exceptio
On my site http://amsdarquitetura.com.br, I implemented the facebook comments. Access the link http://amsdarquitetura.com.br/Project/Details?ProjectID=182 click on comments and leave a comment.
Is it possible to distinguish between code, strings and comments by using regular expressions? I\'m trying to build a formatter for PLSQL-Code in C# and I can\'t manage to solve the problem, that stri
I need a macro to expand to a c++ comment, is that possible? I\'ve got this: #define SLASH(x,y) x y #define OUT SLASH(/,/)
Why didn\'t python just use the traditional st开发者_运维问答yle of comments like C/C++/Java uses:
I want to implement a comment list and use list 开发者_开发问答view to binding data. But now I have a problem that, only specific item can be deleted or edited by owner. how to config list view to do
For our in house development it is common use to write the authors of a java class into the class comment.
I don\'t really love when the code in the page is written in one line, when I wasting a lot of time to try to understand somethin开发者_StackOverflowg in there, really the compressed code written in a
Excel Object Model gives us number of pages on a sheet using api Sheet->PageSetup->Pages->Count But this count doesn\'t include the number of pages added because of Comments, which are printed at end
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