Aaronepower

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   by Aaronepower 8y ago

   Well luckily I recently published a new comparison benchmark[0]. :) The TL;DR is that loc is faster by a few hundred milliseconds depending on repository size, but as cgag mentions doesn't have comment in string detection so can be qui
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   Show HN: Eve, a utility to search and replace with environment variables

   2 points by Aaronepower 8y ago|1 comments
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   Show HN: Tokei, a fast command line code counter written in Rust(github.com)

   10 points by Aaronepower 9y ago|0 comments
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   by Aaronepower 10y ago

   What you're thinking of is PascalCase https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/PascalCase
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   by Aaronepower 11y ago

   The syntax of Jinja is completely different to Polly's. If you're really persistent about using Jinja, you should probably use Jinja2-c.
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   by Aaronepower 11y ago

   Well components, are purely static. They are the equivalent of text expansion, or string interpolation. A Function's logic, isn't defined in Polly. You have to define it in Rust. This moves all the logic to your Rust server, where
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   by Aaronepower 11y ago

   You're right, I didn't explain it there, I'll update it, but you can just escape it with a \ so "bshimmin\@mail.com" would work.
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   Show HN: Polly: A templating language for Rust(gitlab.com)

   47 points by Aaronepower 11y ago|21 comments
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   Show HN: Tokei. A fast code counter program, written in Rust(github.com)

   1 points by Aaronepower 11y ago|0 comments