Author Topic: Programming Megathread  (Read 143253 times)

Yes. It's pretty ridiculous, huh?

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{
    (1 < 0) ? cry() : be_happy();
}
 
:panda:

True, I have committed a shameful display.  I will go commit sudoku now.

True, I have committed a shameful display.  I will go commit sudoku now.
git commit sudoku


/r/programmerhumor is leaking

the worst of both worlds

These days I just use the automatic formatting that visual studio applies, it would be a pain to try to fight it. I'm sure it can be disabled, but I don't really care enough to bother.

It's not so difficult actually, even by Microsoft's standards. The settings can (mostly) be found under:
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Tools > Options > Text Editor > Your language here > Formatting

It's not so difficult actually, even by Microsoft's standards. The settings can (mostly) be found under:
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Tools > Options > Text Editor > Your language here > Formatting

thank goodness

Badspot prefers Python..while Kompressor favors Lua
This is war. #ImWithKompressor

Badspot prefers Python..while Kompressor favors Lua
This is war. #ImWithKompressor

Lua is meant to be embedded into platforms which provide it an interface. On it's own it's use is limited without relying on your own implementations or third party libraries. Python on the other hand has a gigantic standard library with modules that can fill roles in a lot of different systems.

#IStandNeutral #UseTheRightToolForTheJob

op should use the poll feature more

so we can finally determine which one blf likes best

spaces or tabs

this {
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}

or that
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}

Barely matters, to me. I say be consistant and stay with one style, but neither of them have a definitive advantage. I'll usually do different styles on different languages - style 1 I'll use with Javascript, but style 2 on C#.

hey fam... time for the weekly bump
+10 points if ur still watchin this thread

I've really been meaning to redo the OP but I haven't found time to do so.

hey fam... time for the weekly bump
+10 points if ur still watchin this thread

Always happy to see people interested :)

It's a good thing I don't use visual studio for anything more than debugging because apparently it doesn't support raster fonts -_-
« Last Edit: January 12, 2017, 11:04:12 PM by SUSHI »

It's a good thing I don't use visual studio for anything more than debugging because apparently it doesn't support raster fonts -_-
why would you wanna use a raster font