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cmd_line.py (https://bitbucket.org/rafaelmoreira/sublime-text.git) Python · 340 lines
145 sign = 1
146 is_num_or_sign = re.compile('^[0-9+-]')
147 while self.c != EOF and is_num_or_sign.match(self.c):
177 rv = ''
178 r = re.compile(regex)
179 while self.c != EOF and r.match(self.c):
299 sign = 1
300 is_num_or_sign = re.compile('^[0-9+-]')
301 while self.c != EOF and is_num_or_sign.match(self.c):
328 rv = ''
329 r = re.compile(regex)
330 while self.c != EOF and r.match(self.c):
utils.py (https://github.com/9h37/delikatess.git) Python · 221 lines
sgml.py (https://github.com/hahakubile/scrapy.git) Python · 158 lines
buildinator_common.py (https://github.com/vasi/kdelibs.git) Python · 152 lines
load_phonon.py (https://github.com/wdzhou/mantid.git) Python · 185 lines
DownloadData.py (https://github.com/JasonAng/ResearchScripts.git) Python · 150 lines
titletranslate.py (https://github.com/malectro/Project-OPEN.git) Python · 162 lines
apiclient-rax.py (https://gitlab.com/kawsark/pyrestclient) Python · 178 lines
20 f = open(credentials_file, 'r')
21 pattern = re.compile("\s*\[rackspace_cloud\]\s*username\s*=\s*(\S*)\s*api_key\s*=\s*(\S*)")
22 match = pattern.search(f.read())
38 #Extract token from response:
39 p1 = re.compile("token.*\"id\":\"(.*?)\",")
40 m1 = p1.search(r.text)
43 #Extract tenantId from response:
44 p2 = re.compile("\"tenantId\":\"(\d*?)\",")
45 m2 = p2.search(r.text)
marshal.py (https://github.com/stesh/nltk_contrib.git) Python · 206 lines
76 pattern = re.compile(r'^(.+):(.+?)$', re.UNICODE)
77 for line in handler.readlines():
122 pattern = re.compile(r'^(.+):(.+?)$', re.UNICODE)
123 for line in lines[2:]:
174 pattern = re.compile(r'^\[(.+)\]:(.+):(.+?)$', re.UNICODE)
182 context_pattern_str = r'^(.+?)%s$' % ( r':(.+?)' * (self._n-2) )
183 context_pattern = re.compile(context_pattern_str, re.UNICODE)
prettifiers.py (https://github.com/vis-netlausnir/visutils.git) Python · 308 lines
transformations.py (https://gitlab.com/oytunistrator/snowscript) Python · 353 lines
check_style_c_test.py (https://github.com/mgschwan/blensor.git) Python · 414 lines
test_selector.py (https://github.com/mozilla/kuma-lib.git) Python · 200 lines
26 c = Config()
27 c.ignoreFiles = [re.compile(r'^test_favourite_colour\.py$')]
28 s = Selector(c)
37 c = Config()
38 c.exclude = [re.compile(r'me')]
39 s2 = Selector(c)
48 c = Config()
49 c.include = [re.compile(r'me')]
50 s2 = Selector(c)
59 c.include.append(re.compile('toy'))
60 assert s.matches('test')
po-merge.py (https://github.com/yuvrajm/subversion.git) Python · 191 lines
SearchIndex.py (https://github.com/mobyle2-legacy/mobyle2.core.git) Python · 133 lines
base.py (https://github.com/lithium/pyjirc.git) Python · 155 lines
fields.py (https://github.com/asdahlborg/epiwork-website.git) Python · 182 lines
test_mypy_plugin_py3k.py (https://bitbucket.org/zzzeek/sqlalchemy.git) Python · 210 lines
middleware.py (https://github.com/joskid/ella.git) Python · 166 lines
runner.py (https://github.com/argodev/BiLab.git) Python · 204 lines
utility.py (https://bitbucket.org/Nitesh_Rajpurohit/app-engine.git) Python · 493 lines
__init__.py (https://github.com/plone/plone.i18n.git) Python · 215 lines
11 # Define and compile static regexes
12 FILENAME_REGEX = re.compile(r"^(.+)\.(\w{,4})$")
13 IGNORE_REGEX = re.compile(r"['\"]")
14 NON_WORD_REGEX = re.compile(r"[\W\-]+")
15 DANGEROUS_CHARS_REGEX = re.compile(r"[!$%&()*+,/:;<=>?@\\^{|}\[\]~`]+")
16 URL_DANGEROUS_CHARS_REGEX = re.compile(r"[!#$%&()*+,/:;<=>?@\\^{|}\[\]~`]+")
17 MULTIPLE_DASHES_REGEX = re.compile(r"\-+")
18 EXTRA_DASHES_REGEX = re.compile(r"(^\-+)|(\-+$)")
19 UNDERSCORE_START_REGEX = re.compile(r"(^_+)(.*)$")
20 LOCALE_SPLIT_REGEX = re.compile(r"[_-]")
21 # Define static constraints
stringbench.py (https://github.com/albertz/CPython.git) Python · 1482 lines
plugin_mptt.py (https://github.com/bliving/sqlabs.git) Python · 395 lines
test_locks.py (https://github.com/akheron/cpython.git) Python · 921 lines
validate.py (https://github.com/netconstructor/modestmaps-py.git) Python · 378 lines
main.py (https://github.com/yasulab/author-evaluator.git) Python · 234 lines
css.py (https://github.com/mfferreira/titanium_mobile.git) Python · 402 lines
test_schema.py (https://github.com/okoye/json-schema-validator.git) Python · 773 lines
base.py (https://github.com/wdzhou/mantid.git) Python · 216 lines
policy.py (https://gitlab.com/ryandub/yoke) Python · 178 lines
generate_parm_table.py (https://gitlab.com/envieidoc/advancedtomato2) Python · 224 lines
fiximports.py (https://gitlab.com/murder187ss/buildbot) Python · 175 lines
parser.py (https://github.com/greghaskins/py-dom-xpath.git) Python · 416 lines
9 patterns = [
10 ("r'\\:'", re.compile('\\:')),
11 ("r'node\\s*\\('", re.compile('node\\s*\\(')),
12 ("r'text\\s*\\('", re.compile('text\\s*\\(')),
13 ("r'comment\\s*\\('", re.compile('comment\\s*\\(')),
14 ("r'processing-instruction\\s*\\('", re.compile('processing-instruction\\s*\\(')),
15 ("r'\\,'", re.compile('\\,')),
16 ("r'\\.'", re.compile('\\.')),
17 ("r'\\$'", re.compile('\\$')),
18 ("r'\\)'", re.compile('\\)')),
19 ("r'\\('", re.compile('\\(')),
makeplots.py
(git://github.com/clawpack/clawpack-4.x.git)
Python · 56 lines
✨ Summary
This Python script generates plots and .rst files for each setplot function in a directory. It searches for all files named setplot_*.py
, loops over them, creates plots using the plotclaw
function, and writes documentation for each example to an accompanying .rst
file. The resulting files are used to generate HTML documentation.
This Python script generates plots and .rst files for each setplot function in a directory. It searches for all files named setplot_*.py
, loops over them, creates plots using the plotclaw
function, and writes documentation for each example to an accompanying .rst
file. The resulting files are used to generate HTML documentation.
make-release.py
(git://github.com/mitsuhiko/werkzeug.git)
Python · 154 lines
✨ Summary
This script automates the process of releasing a Python package, specifically Werkzeug. It parses the changelog to determine the current version and release date, bumps the version number, sets the version in the __init__.py
file, commits the changes, tags the new version, builds and uploads the package as source distributions (sdist) and wheel files.
This script automates the process of releasing a Python package, specifically Werkzeug. It parses the changelog to determine the current version and release date, bumps the version number, sets the version in the __init__.py
file, commits the changes, tags the new version, builds and uploads the package as source distributions (sdist) and wheel files.