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import {Directive, OnInit} from '@angular/core';
import {ClrCombobox} from '@clr/angular';

/**
 * Utility directive to add a missing feature to Clarity comboboxes: Resetting the combobox search text after a
 * selection. Clarity didn't add it for a11y reasons - for apps that don't need to worry about this in such a strct way
 * this directive can help. Attach it to any Clariy Combobox and the searchtext will be set to empty string after the 
 * selection changes.
 */
@Directive({

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/**
 * Directive that prevents clipping of Clarity dropdowns (maybe also popovers etc. - not tested) when they are inside
 * containers that hide overflow. The trick is to just detach the element and attach it to the body.
 * Use it like this on the element that is clipping:
 *
 * ```
 * <clr-dropdown-menu clrPosition="bottom-left" appAntiClipping>
 * ```
 */
@Directive({

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/**
 * Pipe that let's you pipe just anything! Function calls in your templates are normally a bad idea, performance wise.
 * However you can get around this problem by writing pipes that don't trigger on every CD cycle but only when the arguments change.
 * Doing this for every function you want can be painful however! Here comes arbitraryPipedFunction for the rescue!
 * Just pass the function, the arguments, the context and some extra arguments you may want to include in the watches arguments for the
 * pipes internal CD. There you go. One pipe to rule them all.
 */
@Pipe({
  name: 'arbitraryPipedFunction'
})

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// created for use in textAngulars ta-paste="modifyHtml($html)" option
// http://textangular.com/

$scope.modifyHtml = function($html){
  var DOMTree = jQuery(jQuery.parseHTML($html, null, false));
  jQuery.each(DOMTree, function(key, value){
    jQuery(value).removeAttr('style').find('*').removeAttr('style').removeClass();
  });
  return jQuery('<div>').append(DOMTree).html();
};

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import tokenize
from token import *


def print_metrics(path):
    """prints LOC and NCLOC of the input file"""

    fo = open(path, "rb")  # open file in byte mode
    tokens = tokenize.tokenize(fo.readline)  # tokenize it