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github gcovr / gcovr / gcovr / prints / html.py View on Github external
<pre>${lineno}</pre>
    <pre>${linecount}</pre>
    <pre>${source}</pre>
    ''')
    kwargs = {}
    kwargs['lineno'] = str(lineno)
    if lineno in cdata.covered:
        kwargs['covclass'] = 'coveredLine'
        kwargs['linecount'] = str(cdata.covered.get(lineno, 0))
    elif lineno in cdata.uncovered:
        kwargs['covclass'] = 'uncoveredLine'
        kwargs['linecount'] = ''
    else:
        kwargs['covclass'] = ''
        kwargs['linecount'] = ''
    kwargs['source'] = html.escape(source)
    return rowstr.substitute(**kwargs)

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