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I assume the faultyLocation.txt contains the indices of faulty lines, but I found that the indices can refer to empty lines.
For example, in abc280_f/Java/42792826/faultyVersion.java, the faultyLocation.txt contains 165, but the 165th line is an empty line (if we index the first line with #1).
Your assumption about the faultyLocation.txt file is correct. In this version, the correct fix is to add code at line 165, which is why line 165 is marked as faulty
I assume the faultyLocation.txt contains the indices of faulty lines, but I found that the indices can refer to empty lines.
For example, in
abc280_f/Java/42792826/faultyVersion.java
, thefaultyLocation.txt
contains 165, but the 165th line is an empty line (if we index the first line with #1).Did I miss something or you have a different indexing manner?
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