Hi Tom,
On Tue, Mar 13, 2012 at 10:58:23PM -0400, Tom Thorogood <tom@tomthorogood.com> wrote:
Added two switches to bin/find-german-comments
The first is --line-numbers (-l), which outputs a filename only once,
followed by (mostly) neat formatting of the line numbers with flagged
comments. The second is --threshold (t), which suppresses any output for
comments that have less than [t] flagged comments. This should help with
false positives, since it seems that files with only 1 or 2 "German"
comments are usually being flagged for hexadecimal code or something
else entirely.
therefore: ../bin/find-german-comments -l -t1 > german.txt
will create a text file populated only with filenames and line numbers
for files in the current directory (and subs) that have more than one
comment in them.
Pushed, thanks!
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