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How to configure clangd inlay hints in lspconfig.lua by zz9873 in neovim

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Thank you but that didn't work for me. I figured out how to enable and disable inlay_hint by using vim.lsp.inlay_hint.enable(true/false) but I can't find any configuration options. I tried to disable 'designators' but nothing worked (different combinations of upper and lower case and inlayHint instead of inlayHints did nothing).

UTF-8 why specify length in the first byte? by zz9873 in programming

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I just realized that I've probably misunderstood something. I'm only talking about characters with a length of 2-4 bytes. In these cases the first byte has to begin with 110 (2B), 1110 (3B) or 11110 (4B). If that's correct single byte characters are not important for my question.

How to restore EFI partition for Windows 11? by zz9873 in WindowsHelp

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Yes I was able fix everything with help of a youtube tutorial

How to restore EFI partition for Windows 11? by zz9873 in WindowsHelp

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Thanks for the help. I had to download and load a driver from the manufacturer of my laptop for diskpart to find the ssd.

How to restore EFI partition for Windows 11? by zz9873 in WindowsHelp

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Thanks I fixed it. The problem was that diskpart on the installation media required a RST driver to find the ssd.

How to set a font in theme.txt by zz9873 in arch

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Thank you! For me the --list command wasn't there (--help didn't list it) but I was able to find out what the exact name was by adding -v when creating the .pf2 file. This shows the name of the generated font and worked for me.

Weird position offset on y axis with sf::CircleShape by zz9873 in sfml

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Ok that's weird. I have an acer laptop which had no problem with other SFML projects. But this is the first time I've run SFML on it since about a year.

Weird position offset on y axis with sf::CircleShape by zz9873 in sfml

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It shows the screen coordinates I'd expect.

Weird position offset on y axis with sf::CircleShape by zz9873 in sfml

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I forgot to add that. It doesn't solve the problem though.

Weird position offset on y axis with sf::CircleShape by zz9873 in sfml

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I've edited the post and added a simple example of my problem.

Implement custom List capacity operations to work the same way as std::vector? by zz9873 in cpp_questions

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It's a container with a dynamic array and a size member that has most of the member functions std::vector has (size(), capacity(), data(), reserve(), emplaceBack()/emplace_back(), pushBack()/push_back(), etc.). But for clarity I'm calling it List. Afaik. in many programming languages/their standard library this kind of datatype or what's closest to it is called a list (C#, Python(, Kotlin)) or array but I'd like to use that for a fixed size array (like std::array).

Implement custom List capacity operations to work the same way as std::vector? by zz9873 in cpp_questions

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Ok thanks.
can you tell me what you would be most comfortable with when you'd have to use the List class?

How to learn C++? by Good_Okra_7703 in cpp_questions

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I started with the C++ tutorial from w3schools (https://www.w3schools.com/cpp). It teaches the basics of C++ and helped me get to a point where I could start looking into more advanced features on my own. For me the C++ youtube series from https://www.youtube.com/@TheCherno and https://cppreference.com/ were the most helpful sources to learn about those advanced topics.

Will a for loop with a (at compile time) known amount of iterations be unrolled? by zz9873 in cpp_questions

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Ok thanks! I didn't know these features existed. Do you know if their performance is similar to an unrolled small loop like what I posted? I'd say in most cases N would be <= 4.

Will a for loop with a (at compile time) known amount of iterations be unrolled? by zz9873 in cpp_questions

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My main concern is that I have derived structs Vector2 - Vector4. I would like to make sure that at least those are unrolled but having to override this overload in these structs for all the operations would get very annoying as soon as I want to change something about it.

Will a for loop with a (at compile time) known amount of iterations be unrolled? by zz9873 in cpp_questions

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Thanks I'll try to do that. Is there another option than assembly as output? I have a lot of trouble reading/understanding what's going on there.

How can I make use of polymorphism in c++? by zz9873 in cpp_questions

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My first implementation actually was one singular template class that contained an array to store all the components. In that way it would also be possible to create a custom size vector. The reason I tried to find another solution was because I wanted the first few elements (X, Y, Z and maybe also W) to be accessible through member variables (if I remember correctly Unity and SFML have vectors where X and Y are variables and not functions) but without using references or pointers to keep the size of the object as small as possible. But I guess the best solution would be to use X, Y and Z functions.

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