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    11 <h2>Using Leavescan </h2>
       
    12 <p>LeaveScan preferences can be defined in Carbide.c++ by selecting <strong>Windows &gt; Preferences...</strong> and expanding the Carbide Extensions group and selecting <strong>Leavescan preferences</strong>. Specify the path to the leavescan command to avoid calling the leavescan stub.</p>
       
    13 <p>LeaveScan can  also be run from the command line to scan whole directories and output to a file. You can use the <strong>for</strong> command to scan directories. For example, <strong>for /R %i in (*.cpp) do leavescan %i &gt;&gt; leavescan.out</strong>. This will scan all cpp files in or below the current directory and places the result in leavescan.out.</p>
       
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