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Apr 27, 2020 - JavaScript
This would be very helpful for idiots like me who don’t know what they are doing.
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const zingPan = new ZingTouch.Pan({
numInputs: 1,
threshold: 1,
});
zingTouchActiveRegion.bind(this.canvasElement, zingPan, (e) => {
});
What should I do to get the pan end event?
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I was trying the support for custom converters described in https://cliutils.gitlab.io/CLI11Tutorial/chapters/advanced-topics.html#custom-converters
I was curious about the constraint to set up the custom istringstream& operator << overload before including CLI11.
Could you provide any pointers as to what's the concrete C++ limitation that doesn't allow us to be more flexible in this sense
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Add API nameof::cstring to https://github.com/Neargye/nameof/blob/master/doc/reference.md
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I haven't seen this in the documentation, but following the tutorial and then inserting nodes with a large-ish string as an attribute intended for Full Text Search (query) - is there a max string length for attribute values? I was trying to to implement a hybrid of graph and full text search, but insertion alone was taking seconds per page (HTML)?
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The Guidelines Support Library is sort-of documented in the C++ Core Guidelines, so one could argue that GSL implementations such as gsl-lite only need to document their configuration switches.
However, gsl-lite offers a variety of additional features which are currently undocumented (e.g. the gsl_HAVE_* family of macro
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We have user-definable variadic dimensions now, but we need to develop some case studies we can document to guide users on how to take advantage of that. We probably also want some macros to simplify including new dimensions and making sure traits and things are auto-generated when a new dimension is defined.
If anyone comes up with something cool, post it here or in a PR and I'll include it in
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The method suggested in #108 for instantiating multiple instances of tabby with the same selector might be a useful addition to the documentation. It was exactly what I was looking for, and discovered it in the closed issues.
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I started using Catch recently, and then saw this library mentioned somewhere. In the Readme you describe it as based on the ideas of Catch. It would be useful to see some kind of comparison with Catch, such as "it is like Catch (as of version 1.1) but adds XXX and YYY. On the downside it doesn't have ZZZ of Catch, and Catch compiles more quickly".
Unless it was a personal exercise in writing a
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When
TEMPLATE_LIST_TEST_CASEandTEMPLATE_LIST_TEST_CASE_METHODwere added, the corresponding versions with theCATCH_prefix were missed.Expected behavior
CATCH_TEMPLATE_LIST_TEST_CASEandCATCH_TEMPLATE_LIST_TEST_CASE_METHODshould be available.Additional context
The commit that added
TEMPLATE_LIST_TEST_CASEand `TEMPLATE_LIST_TEST_CASE_MET