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Simon Anciaux
Thanks for the post.
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Riccardo Caprari
Hi, welcome to the second in a series of articles where I talk about some noteworthy technical pr…
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Bastien
That's great news, thank you. Looking forward to the next releases! :)
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Jeff Knox
I made a visualizer using the Desmos web graphing app to see what happens when Casey switches fro…
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BernFeth
That looks great, thanks guys! :)
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albatros
Hello there, To keep everyone in the loop, a possible 3rd meetup is brewing. No dates for now, e…
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x13pixels
Hello Bastien. There were some brief chats on the Handmade Discord on this topic. Definitely in …
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Mārtiņš Možeiko
That looks more complicated that it should be. If XPending returns count of events that are not r…
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HRose
oh boy, Xlib is a can of worms. The fact that is pollutes the namespace with things like "Window"…
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Dawoodoz
This should take care of a few more cases by replacing the enum with sparse indices that are gene…
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BernFeth
Hi guys, How should I make an event loop for a game using Xlib on Linux? I have tried using XNe…
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Dawoodoz
HRoseSince C99, you can include a "designator" in array initialization literials. Nice! That tak…
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Dawoodoz
An important part of testing the usability and showing that it's not just a toy project is to act…
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Bastien
Hello, First of all, thank you so much for Remedy! I have not been programming c++ for long, so…
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HRose
Since C99, you can include a "designator" in array initialization literials. language reference …
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Dawoodoz
jstimpfleI haven't seen a mention of a technique called X-macros, which I use frequently, and whi…
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Jens
Save in particular is a bit tricky. Say you're editing with the hex view, you do a little edit he…
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jstimpfle
I haven't seen a mention of a technique called X-macros, which I use frequently, and which covers…
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John
That seems like a very well-thought and massive project. Hats off to you! I'm nowhere near the le…
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Dawoodoz
immortalxOh, I see it supports multiple types. That's pretty cool! Would you mind sharing some mo…
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John
Oh, I see it supports multiple types. That's pretty cool! Would you mind sharing some more info a…
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Dawoodoz
immortalxIf that's the case, yeah it's difficult to maintain. But I'm not aware of another soluti…
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John
I guess you're talking about something like this ("ID" is kind of the key of the record and you a…
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Dawoodoz
mmozeikoWhat is "table" in C++? A collection of data entries. For table-driven programming, both…
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James Deeman
If anyone else stumbles across this I referenced the CCController library on Github as it was mor…
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Mārtiņš Možeiko
What is "table" in C++?
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James Deeman
Thank you very much for the links. I will do some reading and see if I can get my controller work…
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Jens
Everything seems to be working except that the lexer test crashes, but as it works I'm happy. It…
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Dawoodoz
Tables in C++ has always been quite ugly and error-prone with separate enums and arrays. Matching…
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Mārtiņš Možeiko
Linux kernel soure code: https://github.com/torvalds/linux...ter/drivers/input/joystick/xpad.c Sh…
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