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Hi @assumecs,
Thank you for contribution. One concern is about the name_en
. Since it might break if LeetCode changes the URL format. Do we have any other options to get the english name?
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One might want to view the desc in Chinese. But the file name in Chinese which auto generated will cause problems when compile/debug on Windows with g++/gdb of Cygwin or MinGW.
It can be solved like this:
But maybe it's better to add an en option.
The name_en is parsed from desc url. There might be some better source.