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Duga

12:15 AM

REFRESH! There are 6136 unanswered questions (92.1046 answered)

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Duga

3:00 AM

I fear I wrote too much. What if you focus on the answer BEFORE "Meanwhile, "? The rest is a code review unrelated to the bind placeholder. You are confusing the handler interface (void(error_code)) with the implementation you bind to it (which can have any number of arguments). The placeholder number refers to the bound interface so, _1 is actually correct. Note that you bind this and connection into the other parameters, so only the one placeholder remains. — sehe 41 secs ago

Duga

3:35 AM

@sehe Thank you for the thorough explanation and the code review. After I read your lastest comment, I suddenly understand it. I think there are two ways to understand it. 1. As you mentioned that this and connection have binded already, the sequece for the placeholder should be increased one by one, say _1, _2, _3, since there is only one argument has not been binded, so _1 is the right choice. Too long, please see the next comment. — John 28 secs ago

@sehe Thank you for the thorough explanation and the code review. After I read your lastest comment, I suddenly understand it. I think there are two ways to understand it. 1. As you mentioned that this and connection have been bound already and the sequece for the placeholder should be increased one by one, say _1, _2, _3, since there is only one argument has not been binded, so _1 is the right choice. Too long, please see the next comment. — John 1 min ago

Heslacher

4:35 AM

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Captain Obvious

5:30 AM

Q: Reads in 2 ints and prints them, terminates if '|' is entered

Background: I'm learning C++ from Programming, Principles and Practice using C++by Bjarne Stroustrup. This is from Chapter 4, Drills, the first Drill. The exercise: Write a program that consists of a while loop that (each time around the loop) reads in two ints and then prints them. Exit the prog...

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Captain Obvious

8:19 AM

Q: Azure pipeline YAML: check out Git submodules in latest HEAD version

Azure pipeline: checkout latest version (HEAD) of a linked Git submodule, default or specific branch, instead of the initially linked commit version. Issue: different versions of scripting repository The same repository is used in two ways: by the pipeline as a Git resource (always HEAD), includi...

git yaml azure

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Duga

12:33 PM

This seems more like a code review question. See this site. — Tom Karzes 16 secs ago

user402514

12:53 PM

@Peilonrayz Hey, nobody actually said that yet, just thought I will add a disclaimer anyway since there are a lot of robots disguised as humans in current times :)

Captain Obvious

1:39 PM

Q: a not-so optimized, not-so simple brainfuck source-to-source compiler to assembly (fasm) written in python that automatically compile using fasm

first time writing this source-to-source (i think) compiler, not an expert, not a pro, not an advanced person, just a beginner, i don't think this is cross platform, i'm still at 5th grade going to 6th grade (yes i use my brothers account with permissions) # dependencies: # - fasm import sys imp...

python beginner

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Captain Obvious

3:27 PM

Q: General Purpose Utility Constants, Macros, and Functions

Overview: I have bundled together different macros and functions I often require in different projects into a single compilation unit (utils.h and util.c). Following is what it provides: CHARIFY(), STRINGIFY(), CONCAT2() and UNIQUE_NAME(). C++ like casts: CONST_CHAR(), STATIC_CAST(), INTEGER_CAS...

c unit-testing type-safety c23 c-preprocessor

skiwi

4:05 PM

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Captain Obvious

5:55 PM

Q: JSON data format for MCQ data bank

I'm creating a data bank of MCQ (Multi Choice Questions) and their answers so that an app can be built around it. Regarding the actual storage format, I have two ideas: An array of objects with keys (q for question, a for choice-a, etc.). An array of arrays. The first one is obviously more read...

json database data-mining

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Duga

6:32 PM

@CraigEstey that requires playing with the build/make file to create a custom build step. It's fun but requires doing it in a different language than C++. The final solution will hopefully be available in 2026, if Vandervoodr makes his reflection into the standard. In the meantime we have all the adhoc solutions. This kind of dark magic is normally rejected in code reviews. The common consensus is that if AST can handle it, then we need a way to reflect it. — Red.Wave 1 min ago

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Captain Obvious

9:05 PM

Q: Enhancing Visual Appeal and Usability of CSS/JavaScript Animation

I am seeking suggestions to enhance both the visual appeal and usability of a complex web-based animation that utilizes extensive CSS and JavaScript. Due to the complexity and size of the code, I've tried providing the essential snippets below for a quick overview, but for a comprehensive underst...