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Agree. In c++, I really like the JUCE editor exactly because of this. You have a GUI to configure things and it's stored as an xml config, but it'll also autoge
by fxtentacle 6y ago
Agree. In c++, I really like the JUCE editor exactly because of this. You have a GUI to configure things and it's stored as an xml config, but it'll also autogenerate a header for you with all the constant things hardcoded.
In my opinion, that provides one huge advantage that Java currently lacks: you can use tools like ReSharper to statically analyze control flow, find uninitialized variables or unused branches, etc.