Improve .gitignore and starter code for C++ #86
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…ates; include necessary entries for various OS and IDEs. Update main.cpp files to include <string> header for string operations.
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User->>Program: Start program
Program->>User: (Optional) Output prompt "$ "
User->>Program: Enter input (read as std::string)
Program->>User: (Optional) Output error "<input>: command not found"
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solutions/cpp/02-cz2/code/src/main.cpp (1)
13-13: Use stderr for error messages
Error messages are conventionally sent tostd::cerrrather thanstd::cout. Consider replacing:std::cout << input << ": command not found" << std::endl;with:
std::cerr << input << ": command not found" << std::endl;starter_templates/cpp/code/.gitignore (1)
951-953: Consider adding root-level build/ directory
Many C++ projects generate a root-levelbuild/directory (e.g., out-of-source builds). You may want to include:build/to ignore this common directory.
compiled_starters/cpp/.gitignore (1)
951-953: Suggest ignoring root-level build/ directory
To accommodate out-of-source builds, consider adding:build/at the top level.
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🔇 Additional comments (11)
solutions/cpp/02-cz2/code/src/main.cpp (1)
2-2: Add missing header
The new usage ofstd::stringandstd::getlinerequires including the<string>header to ensure proper compilation.solutions/cpp/01-oo8/code/src/main.cpp (1)
2-2: Include for std::string usage
Adding<string>ensures thatstd::stringand related functions are available.starter_templates/cpp/code/src/main.cpp (1)
2-2: Add header
The template now usesstd::stringandstd::getline, so<string>is required for compilation.starter_templates/cpp/code/.gitignore (1)
1-1047: Replace minimal .gitignore with comprehensive C++ patterns
This new.gitignorecovers multi-platform OS artifacts, IDE files, build systems (Gradle, CMake), version control metadata, and language-specific binaries for C and C++. The consistency with other C++ templates improves repository hygiene.compiled_starters/cpp/.gitignore (1)
1-1047: Comprehensive .gitignore overhaul for C++
This.gitignorenow uniformly handles OS caches, IDE configs, Gradle/CMake artifacts, version control dirs, and C/C++ compiled outputs. The detailed patterns align with best practices for cross-platform C++ development.compiled_starters/cpp/src/main.cpp (1)
2-2: Good addition of the string header.Adding
#include <string>is necessary since the code usesstd::stringfor theinputvariable. This follows good C++ practice by explicitly including headers for the types being used.solutions/cpp/01-oo8/diff/src/main.cpp.diff (2)
3-3: Good addition of the string header.Adding
#include <string>is necessary since the code usesstd::stringfor theinputvariable. This follows good C++ practice by explicitly including headers for the types being used.
10-12: Properly enabling the prompt.Uncommenting the prompt line as instructed by the comment "Uncomment this block to pass the first stage". This fulfills the intention expressed in the original code comment.
solutions/cpp/02-cz2/diff/src/main.cpp.diff (2)
3-3: Good addition of the string header.Adding
#include <string>is necessary since the code usesstd::stringfor theinputvariable. This follows good C++ practice by explicitly including headers for the types being used.
14-14: Good implementation of the error message.This line correctly outputs an error message when an unrecognized command is entered, improving user feedback.
solutions/cpp/01-oo8/code/.gitignore (1)
1-1047: Excellent comprehensive .gitignore update.The extensive update to the
.gitignorefile provides comprehensive coverage for multiple platforms, IDEs, build systems, and languages. This is a significant improvement that will help keep the repository clean regardless of the development environment being used.The new file properly covers:
- OS-specific files (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android)
- IDE/editor files (Visual Studio, JetBrains, Eclipse, VS Code, etc.)
- Build artifacts for C and C++ projects
- Various build systems (CMake, Gradle)
This standardization will prevent unnecessary files from being committed to the repository.
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$) before accepting input.<input>: command not found.Bug Fixes
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.gitignorefiles to better exclude generated, temporary, and environment-specific files across multiple platforms and tools.