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7,251 | JobHistoryParser.java | * Stores AM information | 0 | * Stores AM information | JobHistoryParser.java | [
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7,252 | JobHistoryParser.java | * Print all the information about this attempt. | 0 | * Print all the information about this attempt. | JobHistoryParser.java | [
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7,253 | JobHistoryParser.java | Create a Task Attempt Info which will store attempt level information
* on a history parse. | 0 | Create a Task Attempt Info which will store attempt level information
* on a history parse. | JobHistoryParser.java | [
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7,255 | JobHistoryParser.java | * TaskInformation is aggregated in this class after parsing | 0 | * TaskInformation is aggregated in this class after parsing | JobHistoryParser.java | [
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7,256 | JobHistoryParser.java | /** Print all the job information */ | 0 | /** Print all the job information */ | JobHistoryParser.java | [
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7,257 | JobHistoryParser.java | Create a job info object where job information will be stored
* after a parse | 0 | Create a job info object where job information will be stored
* after a parse | JobHistoryParser.java | [
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7,261 | JobHistoryParser.java | * Get the parse exception, if any. | 0 | * Get the parse exception, if any. | JobHistoryParser.java | [
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7,262 | JobHistoryParser.java | * @see #parse() | 0 | * @see #parse() | JobHistoryParser.java | [
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7,263 | JobHistoryParser.java | * @see #getParseException() | 0 | * @see #getParseException() | JobHistoryParser.java | [
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7,264 | JobHistoryParser.java | Create a job history parser for the given history file using the
* given file system | 0 | Create a job history parser for the given history file using the
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7,266 | JobHistoryParser.java | * Create the history parser based on the input stream | 0 | * Create the history parser based on the input stream | JobHistoryParser.java | [
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7,267 | JobHistoryParser.java | * Only used for unit tests. | 0 | * Only used for unit tests. | JobHistoryParser.java | [
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7,268 | JobHistoryParser.java | Parse the entire history file and populate the JobInfo object
* The first invocation will populate the object, subsequent calls
* will return the already parsed object.
* The input stream is closed on return | 0 | Parse the entire history file and populate the JobInfo object
* The first invocation will populate the object, subsequent calls
* will return the already parsed object.
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7,269 | JobHistoryParser.java | @link #getParseException() | 0 | @link #getParseException() | JobHistoryParser.java | [
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7,271 | JobHistoryParser.java | * Only used for unit tests. | 0 | * Only used for unit tests. | JobHistoryParser.java | [
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7,272 | QtPDOMLinkage.java | // The version that has been read from/written to the persisted file. | 0 | // The version that has been read from/written to the persisted file. | QtPDOMLinkage.java | [
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7,275 | QtPDOMLinkage.java | IBinding#getAdapter cannot create an instance of PDOMBinding because the Linkage is required. This
// utility method uses #getAdapter to see if an instance has already been created. If not then a new
// is created and stored in the AST binding. | 0 | IBinding#getAdapter cannot create an instance of PDOMBinding because the Linkage is required. This
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7,276 | QtPDOMLinkage.java | // If a binding has already been persisted for this instance then return it now. | 0 | // If a binding has already been persisted for this instance then return it now. | QtPDOMLinkage.java | [
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7,277 | QtPDOMLinkage.java | // If a PDOMBinding was created, then add it to the linkage before returning it. | 0 | // If a PDOMBinding was created, then add it to the linkage before returning it. | QtPDOMLinkage.java | [
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7,280 | QtPDOMLinkage.java | The Qt implementation ensures uniqueness by creating only a single instance of
// the IASTName for each thing that should create a single instance in the PDOM.
// This will work as long as all Qt elements are updated at once, which is currently
// the case.
//
// I don't think this needs to be thread-safe, because things are only added from
// the single indexer task.
//
// Doug: The cache is causing out of memory conditions. Commenting out for now. | 0 | The Qt implementation ensures uniqueness by creating only a single instance of
// the IASTName for each thing that should create a single instance in the PDOM.
// This will work as long as all Qt elements are updated at once, which is currently
// the case.
//
// I don't think this needs to be thread-safe, because things are only added from
// the single indexer task.
//
// Doug: The cache is causing out of memory conditions. Commenting out for now. | QtPDOMLinkage.java | [
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7,281 | QtPDOMLinkage.java | // The result is cached even when null is returned. | 0 | // The result is cached even when null is returned. | QtPDOMLinkage.java | [
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7,282 | QtPDOMLinkage.java | // Only add children that are actually created. | 0 | // Only add children that are actually created. | QtPDOMLinkage.java | [
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7,283 | QtPDOMLinkage.java | The Qt linkage is able to reference elements in other linkages. This implementation
// needs to decide if the binding associated with this name is from the Qt linkage or
// from one of those external references. | 0 | The Qt linkage is able to reference elements in other linkages. This implementation
// needs to decide if the binding associated with this name is from the Qt linkage or
// from one of those external references. | QtPDOMLinkage.java | [
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7,284 | QtPDOMLinkage.java | Use the receiving linkage by default, and override only if the binding is found to
// have a linkage with a different id. | 0 | Use the receiving linkage by default, and override only if the binding is found to
// have a linkage with a different id. | QtPDOMLinkage.java | [
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7,286 | QtPDOMLinkage.java | // If the new name was created for a QmlRegistration, then put it into the index. | 0 | // If the new name was created for a QmlRegistration, then put it into the index. | QtPDOMLinkage.java | [
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7,287 | QtPDOMLinkage.java | // If this is a name for a QML registration, then the registration must be removed
// from the index. | 0 | // If this is a name for a QML registration, then the registration must be removed
// from the index. | QtPDOMLinkage.java | [
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7,289 | DisassemblyPane.java | @see org.eclipse.jface.util.IPropertyChangeListener#propertyChange(org.eclipse.jface.util.PropertyChangeEvent) | 0 | @see org.eclipse.jface.util.IPropertyChangeListener#propertyChange(org.eclipse.jface.util.PropertyChangeEvent) | DisassemblyPane.java | [
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7,291 | NamenodeFsck.java | @link #FIXING_MOVE | 0 | @link #FIXING_MOVE | NamenodeFsck.java | [
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7,292 | NamenodeFsck.java | @link #FIXING_DELETE | 0 | @link #FIXING_DELETE | NamenodeFsck.java | [
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7,293 | NamenodeFsck.java | /** Return the actual replication factor. */ | 0 | /** Return the actual replication factor. */ | NamenodeFsck.java | [
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7,295 | NamenodeFsck.java | /** Add a missing block name, plus its size. */ | 0 | /** Add a missing block name, plus its size. */ | NamenodeFsck.java | [
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7,296 | NamenodeFsck.java | * DFS is considered healthy if there are no missing blocks. | 0 | * DFS is considered healthy if there are no missing blocks. | NamenodeFsck.java | [
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7,297 | NamenodeFsck.java | // blocks that do not satisfy block placement policy | 0 | // blocks that do not satisfy block placement policy | NamenodeFsck.java | [
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7,298 | NamenodeFsck.java | // minimally replicatedblocks | 0 | // minimally replicatedblocks | NamenodeFsck.java | [
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7,300 | NamenodeFsck.java | // exists but not a directory | 0 | // exists but not a directory | NamenodeFsck.java | [
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7,302 | NamenodeFsck.java | // not exists | 0 | // not exists | NamenodeFsck.java | [
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7,304 | NamenodeFsck.java | // Put chosen node into dead list, continue | 0 | // Put chosen node into dead list, continue | NamenodeFsck.java | [
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7,306 | NamenodeFsck.java | // copy the block. It's a pity it's not abstracted from DFSInputStream ... | 0 | // copy the block. It's a pity it's not abstracted from DFSInputStream ... | NamenodeFsck.java | [
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7,307 | NamenodeFsck.java | // create chains | 0 | // create chains | NamenodeFsck.java | [
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7,308 | NamenodeFsck.java | // count corrupt file & move or delete if necessary | 0 | // count corrupt file & move or delete if necessary | NamenodeFsck.java | [
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7,309 | NamenodeFsck.java | //display under construction block info. | 0 | //display under construction block info. | NamenodeFsck.java | [
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7,310 | NamenodeFsck.java | // If the block is corrupted, it means all its available replicas are
// corrupted. We don't mark it as missing given these available replicas
// might still be accessible as the block might be incorrectly marked as
// corrupted by client machines. | 0 | // If the block is corrupted, it means all its available replicas are
// corrupted. We don't mark it as missing given these available replicas
// might still be accessible as the block might be incorrectly marked as
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7,311 | NamenodeFsck.java | // report | 0 | // report | NamenodeFsck.java | [
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7,312 | NamenodeFsck.java | // count storage summary | 0 | // count storage summary | NamenodeFsck.java | [
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7,313 | NamenodeFsck.java | // count mis replicated blocks | 0 | // count mis replicated blocks | NamenodeFsck.java | [
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7,314 | NamenodeFsck.java | // count missing replicas / under replicated blocks | 0 | // count missing replicas / under replicated blocks | NamenodeFsck.java | [
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7,316 | NamenodeFsck.java | // count corrupt blocks | 0 | // count corrupt blocks | NamenodeFsck.java | [
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7,319 | NamenodeFsck.java | // count expected replicas | 0 | // count expected replicas | NamenodeFsck.java | [
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7,321 | NamenodeFsck.java | // count decommissionedReplicas / decommissioningReplicas | 0 | // count decommissionedReplicas / decommissioningReplicas | NamenodeFsck.java | [
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7,325 | NamenodeFsck.java | // the file is deleted | 0 | // the file is deleted | NamenodeFsck.java | [
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7,326 | NamenodeFsck.java | // DFSck client scans for the string HEALTHY/CORRUPT to check the status
// of file system and return appropriate code. Changing the output
// string might break testcases. Also note this must be the last line
// of the report. | 0 | // DFSck client scans for the string HEALTHY/CORRUPT to check the status
// of file system and return appropriate code. Changing the output
// string might break testcases. Also note this must be the last line
// of the report. | NamenodeFsck.java | [
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7,327 | NamenodeFsck.java |
// If there were internal errors during the fsck operation, we want to
// return FAILURE_STATUS, even if those errors were not immediately
// fatal. Otherwise many unit tests will pass even when there are bugs. | 0 |
// If there were internal errors during the fsck operation, we want to
// return FAILURE_STATUS, even if those errors were not immediately
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7,328 | NamenodeFsck.java | * Check files on DFS, starting from the indicated path. | 0 | * Check files on DFS, starting from the indicated path. | NamenodeFsck.java | [
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7,329 | NamenodeFsck.java | //report block replicas status on datanodes | 0 | //report block replicas status on datanodes | NamenodeFsck.java | [
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7,330 | NamenodeFsck.java | //record datanodes that have corrupted block replica | 0 | //record datanodes that have corrupted block replica | NamenodeFsck.java | [
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7,331 | NamenodeFsck.java | //find which file this block belongs to | 0 | //find which file this block belongs to | NamenodeFsck.java | [
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7,333 | NamenodeFsck.java | * Check block information given a blockId number | 0 | * Check block information given a blockId number | NamenodeFsck.java | [
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7,334 | NamenodeFsck.java | * @param conf configuration (namenode config) | 0 | * @param conf configuration (namenode config) | NamenodeFsck.java | [
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7,335 | NamenodeFsck.java | * @param namenode namenode that this fsck is going to use | 0 | * @param namenode namenode that this fsck is going to use | NamenodeFsck.java | [
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7,336 | NamenodeFsck.java | * @param pmap key=value[] map passed to the http servlet as url parameters | 0 | * @param pmap key=value[] map passed to the http servlet as url parameters | NamenodeFsck.java | [
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7,337 | NamenodeFsck.java | * @param out output stream to write the fsck output | 0 | * @param out output stream to write the fsck output | NamenodeFsck.java | [
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7,338 | NamenodeFsck.java | * @param totalDatanodes number of live datanodes | 0 | * @param totalDatanodes number of live datanodes | NamenodeFsck.java | [
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7,340 | NamenodeFsck.java | * Filesystem checker. | 0 | * Filesystem checker. | NamenodeFsck.java | [
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7,341 | NamenodeFsck.java | We return back N files that are corrupt; the list of files returned is
// ordered by block id; to allow continuation support, pass in the last block
// # from previous call | 0 | We return back N files that are corrupt; the list of files returned is
// ordered by block id; to allow continuation support, pass in the last block
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7,342 | NamenodeFsck.java | True if the user specified the -delete option.
*
* Whe this option is in effect, we will delete corrupted files. | 0 | True if the user specified the -delete option.
*
* Whe this option is in effect, we will delete corrupted files. | NamenodeFsck.java | [
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7,344 | NamenodeFsck.java | True if we encountered an internal error during FSCK, such as not being
* able to delete a corrupt file. | 0 | True if we encountered an internal error during FSCK, such as not being
* able to delete a corrupt file. | NamenodeFsck.java | [
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7,346 | NamenodeFsck.java | This class provides rudimentary checking of DFS volumes for errors and
* sub-optimal conditions. | 0 | This class provides rudimentary checking of DFS volumes for errors and
* sub-optimal conditions. | NamenodeFsck.java | [
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7,347 | NamenodeFsck.java | <p>The tool scans all files and directories, starting from an indicated
* root path. The following abnormal conditions are detected and handled:</p>
* <ul>
* <li>files with blocks that are completely missing from all datanodes.<br/>
* In this case the tool can perform one of the following actions:
* <ul>
* <li>none ({@link #FIXING_NONE})</li>
* <li>move corrupted files to /lost+found directory on DFS
* ({@link #FIXING_MOVE}). Remaining data blocks are saved as a
* block chains, representing longest consecutive series of valid blocks.</li>
* <li>delete corrupted files ({@link #FIXING_DELETE})</li>
* </ul>
* </li>
* <li>detect files with under-replicated or over-replicated blocks</li>
* </ul>
* Additionally, the tool collects a detailed overall DFS statistics, and
* optionally can print detailed statistics on block locations and replication
* factors of each file. | 0 | <p>The tool scans all files and directories, starting from an indicated
* root path. The following abnormal conditions are detected and handled:</p>
* <ul>
* <li>files with blocks that are completely missing from all datanodes.<br/>
* In this case the tool can perform one of the following actions:
* <ul>
* <li>none ({@link #FIXING_NONE})</li>
* <li>move corrupted files to /lost+found directory on DFS
* ({@link #FIXING_MOVE}). Remaining data blocks are saved as a
* block chains, representing longest consecutive series of valid blocks.</li>
* <li>delete corrupted files ({@link #FIXING_DELETE})</li>
* </ul>
* </li>
* <li>detect files with under-replicated or over-replicated blocks</li>
* </ul>
* Additionally, the tool collects a detailed overall DFS statistics, and
* optionally can print detailed statistics on block locations and replication
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7,348 | Parameter.java | @author jmourits@google.com (Jerome Mourits) | 0 | @author jmourits@google.com (Jerome Mourits) | Parameter.java | [
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7,350 | Parameter.java | * Models a method or constructor parameter. | 0 | * Models a method or constructor parameter. | Parameter.java | [
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7,353 | Parameter.java | Returns the unique binding annotation from the specified list, or
* {@code null} if there are none. | 0 | Returns the unique binding annotation from the specified list, or
* {@code null} if there are none. | Parameter.java | [
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7,354 | Parameter.java | Replace annotation instances with annotation types, this is only
* appropriate for testing if a key is bound and not for injecting. | 0 | Replace annotation instances with annotation types, this is only
* appropriate for testing if a key is bound and not for injecting. | Parameter.java | [
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7,355 | Parameter.java | // This method is particularly lame - we really need an API that can test
// for any binding, implicit or explicit | 0 | // This method is particularly lame - we really need an API that can test
// for any binding, implicit or explicit | Parameter.java | [
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7,357 | ICPPFunctionInstance.java | Contributors:
* Nathan Ridge - Initial API and implementation | 0 | Contributors:
* Nathan Ridge - Initial API and implementation | ICPPFunctionInstance.java | [
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7,358 | ICPPFunctionInstance.java | * This interface represents an instantiation or an explicit specialization of a function template. | 0 | * This interface represents an instantiation or an explicit specialization of a function template. | ICPPFunctionInstance.java | [
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7,360 | ICPPFunctionInstance.java | * @noextend This interface is not intended to be extended by clients. | 0 | * @noextend This interface is not intended to be extended by clients. | ICPPFunctionInstance.java | [
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7,361 | ICPPFunctionInstance.java | * @since 5.8 | 0 | * @since 5.8 | ICPPFunctionInstance.java | [
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7,363 | AnnotationHover.java | AnnotationHover
* This annotation hover shows the description of the
* selected annotation. | 0 | AnnotationHover
* This annotation hover shows the description of the
* selected annotation. | AnnotationHover.java | [
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7,364 | ApplicationWorkbenchWindowAdvisor.java | Contributors:
* Red Hat Inc. - initial API and implementation
* Marc Khouzam (Ericsson) - Update for remote debugging support (bug 450080) | 0 | Contributors:
* Red Hat Inc. - initial API and implementation
* Marc Khouzam (Ericsson) - Update for remote debugging support (bug 450080) | ApplicationWorkbenchWindowAdvisor.java | [
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7,365 | ApplicationWorkbenchWindowAdvisor.java | // save the workspace | 0 | // save the workspace | ApplicationWorkbenchWindowAdvisor.java | [
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7,367 | ApplicationWorkbenchWindowAdvisor.java | // rethrow exception | 0 | // rethrow exception | ApplicationWorkbenchWindowAdvisor.java | [
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7,368 | ApplicationWorkbenchWindowAdvisor.java | // If no last configuration or user has changed
// the executable, we need to create a new configuration
// and remove artifacts from the old one. | 0 | // If no last configuration or user has changed
// the executable, we need to create a new configuration
// and remove artifacts from the old one. | ApplicationWorkbenchWindowAdvisor.java | [
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7,371 | ApplicationWorkbenchWindowAdvisor.java | // Bring up New Executable dialog with values from
// the last launch. | 0 | // Bring up New Executable dialog with values from
// the last launch. | ApplicationWorkbenchWindowAdvisor.java | [
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7,372 | ApplicationWorkbenchWindowAdvisor.java | // No executable specified, look for last launch
// and offer that to the end-user. | 0 | // No executable specified, look for last launch
// and offer that to the end-user. | ApplicationWorkbenchWindowAdvisor.java | [
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7,373 | ApplicationWorkbenchWindowAdvisor.java | // throw internal exception which will be caught below | 0 | // throw internal exception which will be caught below | ApplicationWorkbenchWindowAdvisor.java | [
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0,
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7,374 | ApplicationWorkbenchWindowAdvisor.java | // Check and see if we failed above and if so, quit | 0 | // Check and see if we failed above and if so, quit | ApplicationWorkbenchWindowAdvisor.java | [
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0,
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7,375 | ApplicationWorkbenchWindowAdvisor.java | // throw internal exception which will be caught below | 0 | // throw internal exception which will be caught below | ApplicationWorkbenchWindowAdvisor.java | [
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7,377 | ApplicationWorkbenchWindowAdvisor.java | // Verify what we can about the port, address and executable. | 0 | // Verify what we can about the port, address and executable. | ApplicationWorkbenchWindowAdvisor.java | [
1,
0,
0,
0,
0,
0,
0
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7,379 | ApplicationWorkbenchWindowAdvisor.java | // Check and see if we failed above and if so, quit | 0 | // Check and see if we failed above and if so, quit | ApplicationWorkbenchWindowAdvisor.java | [
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0,
0,
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0,
0,
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7,380 | ApplicationWorkbenchWindowAdvisor.java | // Verify any core file or executable path is valid. | 0 | // Verify any core file or executable path is valid. | ApplicationWorkbenchWindowAdvisor.java | [
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0,
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0,
0,
0,
0
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7,381 | ApplicationWorkbenchWindowAdvisor.java | // Remaining values are arguments to the executable | 0 | // Remaining values are arguments to the executable | ApplicationWorkbenchWindowAdvisor.java | [
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0,
0,
0,
0
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7,382 | ApplicationWorkbenchWindowAdvisor.java | / Make sure 'executable' is still null in case we are dealing with a remote
// session that is also an attach, as the -r flag could have been set first | 0 | / Make sure 'executable' is still null in case we are dealing with a remote
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7,384 | ApplicationWorkbenchWindowAdvisor.java | // ignore the application specifier | 0 | // ignore the application specifier | ApplicationWorkbenchWindowAdvisor.java | [
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7,385 | ApplicationWorkbenchWindowAdvisor.java | // ignore the product specifier | 0 | // ignore the product specifier | ApplicationWorkbenchWindowAdvisor.java | [
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7,386 | ApplicationWorkbenchWindowAdvisor.java | // do nothing | 0 | // do nothing | ApplicationWorkbenchWindowAdvisor.java | [
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7,388 | QPropertyExpansion.java | A utility class for accessing parts of the Q_PROPERTY expansion that have already
* been entered as well as the offset of various parts of the declaration. This is
* used for things like proposing only parameters that are not already used, offering
* appropriate suggestions for a specific parameter, etc. | 0 | A utility class for accessing parts of the Q_PROPERTY expansion that have already
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7,390 | QPropertyExpansion.java | The offset of the first character in the attributes section. This is usually the
* start of READ. */ | 0 | The offset of the first character in the attributes section. This is usually the
* start of READ. */ | QPropertyExpansion.java | [
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0
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7,392 | QPropertyExpansion.java | /** The parsed type of the property. */ | 0 | /** The parsed type of the property. */ | QPropertyExpansion.java | [
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0,
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7,394 | QPropertyExpansion.java | /** The identifier at which the cursor is currently pointing. */ | 0 | /** The identifier at which the cursor is currently pointing. */ | QPropertyExpansion.java | [
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0,
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0
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7,395 | QPropertyExpansion.java | The identifier before the one where the cursor is pointing. This is needed to figure out what
* values are valid for an attribute like READ, WRITE, etc. */ | 0 | The identifier before the one where the cursor is pointing. This is needed to figure out what
* values are valid for an attribute like READ, WRITE, etc. */ | QPropertyExpansion.java | [
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0,
0,
0,
0,
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