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AppService_services.py (https://github.com/jackygrahamez/DrugDiscovery-Home.git) Python · 535 lines

229 _launchJobInput: ns1.JobInputType_Def

230 _argList: str, optional

231 _inputFile: ns1.InputFileType_Def, optional

232 _contents: str

233 _name: str

261 _launchJobBlockingInput: ns1.JobInputType_Def

262 _argList: str, optional

263 _inputFile: ns1.InputFileType_Def, optional

264 _contents: str

265 _name: str

splitace.pl (https://github.com/stuartpyoung/agua.git) Perl · 253 lines

90 if ( defined $help ) { usage(); }

92 print "Inputfile: $inputfile\n";

93 print "Outputdir: $outputdir\n";

fake_file_operations.cc (https://github.com/chromium/chromium.git) C++ · 283 lines

91 FakeFileOperations::OutputFile::~OutputFile() = default;

93 FakeFileOperations::InputFile::InputFile(

94 base::FilePath filename,

95 std::vector<std::uint8_t> data,

99 io_error(std::move(io_error)) {}

101 FakeFileOperations::InputFile::InputFile() = default;

102 FakeFileOperations::InputFile::InputFile(const InputFile&) = default;

103 FakeFileOperations::InputFile::InputFile(InputFile&&) = default;

104 FakeFileOperations::InputFile& FakeFileOperations::InputFile::operator=(

105 const InputFile&) = default;

106 FakeFileOperations::InputFile& FakeFileOperations::InputFile::operator=(

107 InputFile&&) = default;

108 FakeFileOperations::InputFile::~InputFile() = default;

main.cpp (https://github.com/mgottschlag/horde3d.git) C++ · 171 lines

50 log( "ColladaConv inputFile [-o outputName] [-s shaderName] [-noopt]" );

51 log( "" );

52 log( "inputFile: filename of the COLLADA document" );

53 log( "-o outputName: name of the output files (without extension)" );

54 log( "-s shaderName: filename of the default shader for materials" );

run-tests.js (https://github.com/fishmongr/Mandible.git) JavaScript · 97 lines

38 ni = new NodeInterval.Watcher({

39 watchFolder: watchFolder,

40 inputFile: inputFile,

41 outputFile: outputFile

42 }).startWatch();

qmverifier.py (https://github.com/shamelmerchant/RMG-Py.git) Python · 71 lines

42 assert os.path.exists(inputFile)

44 with open(inputFile) as inputFile:#read the MOPAC inputFile

45 lineI = inputFile.readline()

46 for line in inputFile:

GenerateTaxiRoutes.py (https://bitbucket.org/sieben/ensiie.git) Python · 205 lines

46 inputFile=open(path.fcd,'r')

47 for line in inputFile:

48 words= line.split("\t")

49 #add route

74 inputFile=open(path.fcd,'r')

75 for line in inputFile:

76 words= line.split("\t")

77 #add route

104 inputFile=open(fcdPath,'r')

105 for line in inputFile:

106 words= line.split("\t")

107 #add route

kvthick.m (git://github.com/aludnam/MATLAB.git) Objective C · 211 lines ✨ Summary

The code is a wrapper for the Khoros image processing software, specifically the `vthick` function. It takes input parameters and optional arguments from MATLAB, calls the corresponding Khoros command-line interface, and returns the output to MATLAB. The code handles various input/output requirements, including required and optional inputs/outputs, and provides a way to access Khoros functionality within MATLAB.

3 %

4 % Parameters:

5 % InputFile: i 'Input Image', required: 'input image'

6 % InputFile: str1 'Struct Element 1', required: 'Structuring Element'

7 % InputFile: str2 'Struct Element 2', required: 'Structuring Element'

8 % OutputFile: o 'Output Image ', required: 'resulting output image'

9 %

ImfCompressor.h (https://bitbucket.org/melbyruarus/pbrt.git) C Header · 252 lines

124 // compress (buf, size, minY, ...);

125 //

126 // the InputFile::writePixels() method gathers pixel data from the

127 // frame buffer, fb, and places them in buffer buf, like this:

128 //

tiki2po.py (https://github.com/mellterm/translate.git) Python · 88 lines

59 """Converts from tiki file format to po.

61 @param inputfile: file handle of the source

62 @param outputfile: file handle to write to

63 @param template: unused

mapped_file_windows.cc (https://github.com/google/bazel.git) C++ · 211 lines

43 };

45 MappedInputFile::MappedInputFile(const char* name) {

46 impl_ = NULL;

47 opened_ = false;

91 }

93 MappedInputFile::~MappedInputFile() {

94 delete impl_;

95 }

97 void MappedInputFile::Discard(size_t bytes) {

98 // This is not supported on Windows for now. I'm not sure if we can unmap

99 // parts of an existing view and that this is necessary for Windows at all.