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Tuesday, January 20, 2004 |
Do you do your Java development on Unix or on Windows and have
Cygwin? Do you explicitly import every class in your source
files? If you answered yes to both questions, then you can use
this handy command to find all the classes imported by your source
files:
find src/. -name "*.java" -type f -exec grep -H -n import {} ; |sed "s/^.*import \(.*\?\);/\1/g" | sort -u
Be sure to change directory (first parameter to the find command).
4:12:17 PM 
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On the Health of "Offshoring". Google is opening a Bangalore engineering office... The office will operate in an identical manner to our other engineering groups, with the same scope of work, hiring standards and unique Google culture.[Making it stick.]
1:26:52 PM
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© Copyright 2004 Tom Pierce.
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tsql-indent.el
This is an indentation function for SQL mode. It was written with Transact SQL in mind.
user-add-sql-folding-marks
This is a simple function that adds folding-mode marks to SQL sources. It is quick and dirty, but is fairly useful for me.
remove-line-boundary-in-region
This function removes all the line boundaries in a region. This, in effect, collapses all the lines in the region onto one line.
convert-camel-to-underscore
This function converts all the text that is camel cased in a particular region to underscore separated text.
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