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by sail0rm00n 8y ago
https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/io/manip/quoted std::quoted might be useful
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by sail0rm00n 8y ago
C++, but you're better off just starting with rust. C++ is a bottomless, dark pit. The primary reason to learn it first is to focus on manual memory management. You could also just delve into C, but I still recommend just beginning wit
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The Legend of Dolphin: A Lens Between Worlds(dolphin-emu.org)
2 points by sail0rm00n 8y ago|0 comments
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by sail0rm00n 10y ago
The touchpad on the Surface Book is nowhere near as good as the Macbook's, especially the newer models. It will occasionally register my single finger left click as right click while I never had that issue on OS X which is a bit aggrav
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by sail0rm00n 10y ago
This is awesome! Definitely looking forward to its final release. Are you planning to use some C++17 features, or strictly stick with C++14?
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by sail0rm00n 10y ago
Something simple that I can work on when I have 20 minutes here or there: an argv parser. https://github.com/sailormoon/flags
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by sail0rm00n 10y ago
I have. I even spent a fare amount of time contributing to the clang-format plugin for Sublime, but I stopped using it in favor of vim. Mostly due to the laziness of not wanting to port fzf and YCM... also the the fact the majority of the c
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by sail0rm00n 10y ago
I agree with you, but a user can easily wrap their own to avoid the boilerplate for adding arguments. An example would be: // Could provide more detailed usage if wanted. constexpr char USAGE[] = "./program --input
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by sail0rm00n 10y ago
By the way, I am looking for any and all feedback and would love a code-review!
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Show HN: Header-only, extensible C++17 argument parser(github.com)
21 points by sail0rm00n 10y ago|3 comments