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| Content by Label |
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| showLabels | false |
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| max | 99 |
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| spaces | @self |
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| sort | title |
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| showSpace | false |
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| labels | +preserve,-void |
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These rules should be updated:
| Content by Label |
|---|
| showLabels | false |
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| max | 99 |
|---|
| spaces | @self |
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| sort | title |
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| showSpace | false |
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| labels | +update,-void |
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These rules should be deleted:
| Content by Label |
|---|
| showLabels | false |
|---|
| max | 99 |
|---|
| spaces | @self |
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| sort | title |
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| showSpace | false |
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| labels | +delete,-void |
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These rules are covered by C and do not require a C++ rule:
| Content by Label |
|---|
| showLabels | false |
|---|
| max | 99 |
|---|
| spaces | @self |
|---|
| sort | title |
|---|
| showSpace | false |
|---|
| labels | +straight-c,-void |
|---|
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Incomplete pages in C++ use the incomplete tag.
But C++ rules that were copied from C and not updated are marked with the incomplete-cpp tag.
C++ rules that are accurate, but need their sample code updated (from C) are tagged with the update-code tag.
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