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Several people mentioned in #467 that they were seeing their C++ projects erroneously showing up as containing Objective C. I've added a file from each of the problematic repositories: - https://github.com/mp13on11/dwarf_mine - https://github.com/miguelishawt/anax - https://github.com/mholt/cppcsv - https://github.com/coder543/libcanister They all seem to be triggering on different aspects, since adding one sample wasn't sufficient to correctly classify the others. The discussion in #467 makes me think that perhaps Linuist might need to take the rest of the repository into account when classifying ambiguous files.
43 lines
2.1 KiB
C++
43 lines
2.1 KiB
C++
#pragma once
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#include <string>
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#include <vector>
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#include <fstream>
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#include "util.h"
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using namespace std;
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#define DEFAULT_DELIMITER ','
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class CsvStreamer
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{
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private:
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ofstream file; // File output stream
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vector<string> row_buffer; // Buffer which stores a row's data before being flushed/written
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int fields; // Number of fields (columns)
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long rows; // Number of rows (records) including header row
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char delimiter; // Delimiter character; comma by default
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string sanitize(string); // Returns a string ready for output into the file
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public:
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CsvStreamer(); // Empty CSV streamer... be sure to open the file before writing!
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CsvStreamer(string, char); // Same as open(string, char)...
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CsvStreamer(string); // Opens an output CSV file given a file path/name
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~CsvStreamer(); // Ensures the output file is closed and saved
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void open(string); // Opens an output CSV file given a file path/name (default delimiter)
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void open(string, char); // Opens an output CSV file given a file path/name and a delimiting character (default comma)
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void add_field(string); // If still on first line, adds a new field to the header row
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void save_fields(); // Call this to save the header row; all new writes should be through append()
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void append(string); // Appends the current row with this data for the next field; quoted only if needed (leading/trailing spaces are trimmed)
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void append(string, bool); // Like append(string) but can specify whether to trim spaces at either end of the data (false to keep spaces)
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void append(float); // Appends the current row with this number
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void append(double); // Appends the current row with this number
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void append(long); // Appends the current row with this number
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void append(int); // Appends the current row with this number
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void writeln(); // Flushes what was in the row buffer into the file (writes the row)
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void close(); // Saves and closes the file
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int field_count(); // Gets the number of fields (columns)
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long row_count(); // Gets the number of records (rows) -- NOT including the header row
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};
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