Recursion explained visually.
Via [WayBack] Wenn mehrere Generationen in den Feiertag / Vatertag starten.
[WayBack] Original picture at [WayBack] Bug Life | Chickie’s Rides | Pinterest | Vw, Volkswagen and Cars.
–jeroen
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Recursive loop, see loop, recursive
Posted by jpluimers on 2020/09/09
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CppCon 2015: Niall Douglas “Racing The File System” – YouTube
Posted by jpluimers on 2020/09/09
Cool presentation on avoiding data races and race conditions when doing file system operations. It includes lots of conceptual and API suggestions on many operating systems (explaining what works where and why not), plus locking tips.
Biggest takeaway for me: always use handles to any object, and avoid static paths like a bad flue.
Well worth watching!
The slides are at [WayBack] CppCon2015/Racing the Filesystem – Niall Douglas – CppCon 2015.pdf at master · CppCon/CppCon2015 · GitHub
More talks from the same conference at [WayBack] GitHub – CppCon/CppCon2015: Presentation Materials from CppCon 2015
Via [WayBack] I asked this in the ADUG list, but didn’t think to ask here … CppCon 2015: Niall Douglas “Racing The File System” – Paul McGee – Google+
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Delphi – tools to generate class diagrams/hierarchy from source code
Posted by jpluimers on 2020/09/09
I know ModelMaker Tools could do this: [WayBack] Quick Question … are there any good tools available to generate class diagrams / hierarchy from existing code? Or doesn’t anyone do that anymore ? – Stefaan Lesage – Google+
But I didn’t know the other tools from the thread had options as well:
- [WayBack] PasDoc (through GraphViz which is also used as PlantUML rendering engine)
- [WayBack] GExperts Class Browser
- [WayBack] ESS-Model (though the parser is from 2003)
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Obtaining Build Logs with MSBuild – Visual Studio | Microsoft Docs
Posted by jpluimers on 2020/09/08
Via [WayBack] Obtaining Build Logs with MSBuild – Visual Studio | Microsoft Docs:
If you need full debug output from msbuild, then append the -verbosity diagnostic parameter.
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19 Best Git clients for Windows as of 2018/2019/… – Slant
Posted by jpluimers on 2020/09/08
Despite the year, this page still got updates long after the initial edit [WayBack] 19 Best Git clients for Windows as of 2018 – Slant.
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Fl Ko: Getting the pixel position of the current editor cursor position for an OTA wizard
Posted by jpluimers on 2020/09/08
Since WayBack cannot save G+ photos, here is one from [WayBack] So, now I’m in front of a problem similar to a former one: I need to get the pixel position of the current editor cursor position for my OTA wizard. I’… – Fl Ko – Google+:
Related:
- [WayBack] Is there a way when using Open Tools API to get the current text symbol directly below the mouse cursor? Unfortunately even with +David Hoyle ‘s tool O… – Fl Ko – Google+
- [WayBack] RS10_2_RTTI_ContextTypes.txt (https://github.com/FlKo/CodeDump/blob/master/RS10_2_RTTI_ContextTypes.txt)
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bash – convert comma separated values into a list of values using shell script – Stack Overflow
Posted by jpluimers on 2020/09/07
For a simple comma separated list (no quotes), I was expecting a sed script (and indeed it is possible), but tr is more elegant:
Use
trto change , into newlines:
tr , "\n" < list.txt
Source: [WayBack] bash – convert comma separated values into a list of values using shell script – Stack Overflow.
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getting a svn compatible patch diff from the latest commit in a git branch
Posted by jpluimers on 2020/09/03
git diff --no-prefix @~
Via various sources:
- The
@~syntax to get the previous commit - The
--no-prefixto make the patch svn compatible
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Mike Versteeg tried getting Hi-DPI to work in Delphi 10.2
Posted by jpluimers on 2020/09/03
Wondering how far Mike Versteeg has gotten in the mean time with the newer versions of Delphi that have come up: [WayBack] I’m having a go at multi monitor high DPI support for my styled 64 bit VCL app, which is still not supported in 10.2. Using Scaled and ScaleBy I can com… – Mike Versteeg – Google+
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undo – Can I delete a git commit but keep the changes – Stack Overflow
Posted by jpluimers on 2020/09/02
I wanted to undo a commit, but forgot how to do that.
[WayBack] undo – Can I delete a git commit but keep the changes – Stack Overflow mentions to use
git reset HEAD^
However, on Windows, the ^ caret is an escape character, so there you have to use a ~ tilde instead:
git reset HEAD~
The last one is used in [WayBack] Git – Reset Demystified, and shorthand for
git reset --mixed HEAD~
The differences between --soft, --mixed and --hard is even better explained in [WayBack] The difference between git reset –mixed, –soft and –hard. From http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3528245/whats-the-difference-between-git-reset-mixed-soft-and-hard · GitHub.
In short:
--softkeeps the changes of the undone commit in theindex(or staging area)--mixed(default) keeps the changes of the undone commit in the working directory--harddeletes the changes
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