oh wait

maybe I should stop overusing templates

NAHH

hi

Looks like something out of a hacking scene in a movie

Looks like something out of a hacking scene in a movie

thats the sadder part

Any project on STL

no

Pros can be noobs too

Pros can be noobs too

tf

tf

^

Pros can be noobs too

Linux lover lol!

wtf

wtf

~_~;

What is the best way for making cool GUI that is free of any license fees as profit/nonprofit? I would like to build something that graphically can look good, maybe not like Parsec Gaming/Discord but at least decent and working on low end computers. I know I can use Qt under LGPL by avoiding statically linking even in commercial apps, but I would like to know if there are viable alternatives nowadays. I am not looking for fancy animations. Just good looking.

if you want to do webdev, you can use webcpp

else, you can use wxWidgets

if you want to do webdev, you can use webcpp

it is a desktop application; or can I use webcpp like embedding some sort of web page in the desktop app?

else, you can use wxWidgets

I also heard about it,hope it will be good enough

if you want to do webdev, you can use webcpp

Just can't stop advertising XD

/ban ad

it is a desktop application; or can I use webcpp like embedding some sort of web page in the desktop app?

you can use webcpp to serve a server and then display it inside of the browser

Just can't stop advertising XD

true

if you want to do webdev, you can use webcpp

Rose Here is another ad XD

Rose Here is another ad XD

no

xD

😂

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I wanna concatenate 2 strings using string concat function...but I'm getting segmentation fault...core dumped error...y is it so?

you can use webcpp to serve a server and then display it inside of the browser

Oh interesting. Are performance good enough for low end computers? And does this method require users computers to open ports so that I have to tell them how to do it?

And thank you for answers

This is my logic

Please somebody help me

This is the error

You still count i++ in the for loop. You already did that before

So i will be strlen of str1 + strlen of str2 and overrun the array

You still count i++ in the for loop. You already did that before

You mean I have to remove i++?

Oh interesting. Are performance good enough for low end computers? And does this method require users computers to open ports so that I have to tell them how to do it?

webcpp is mostly compile time

So yea, shoudl be efficient

also, you don't NESSECARILY have to open ports

if you just want to run them as localhost, you can just put them in an apache server

and open localhost in the browser

for example, I made this todo-list with webcpp

you lack blue buttons

you lack blue buttons

they would look ugly

nu

blue is nice

Thanks for info :D

i switched from emacs

to spacemacs

tired of my shit config

blue is nice

black is nice

You mean I have to remove i++?

No^^ There are also other flaws. Go through the code again and think about every step

tired of my shit config

ahhaha what is ur config

Thanks for info :D

Sure :D

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char p[] = "lunatic"; cout << p; //output: lunatic But int p[] = {1, 2, 3}; cout << p; //output: an address Why?!!

Hi guys ! i'm having the problem with std::string stream = ""; stream = "IF(C" + std::to_string(row + 1) + ">0;ABS(C" + std::to_string(row + 1) +"*D" + std::to_string(row + 1) + ");\"\")"; in the head i'd included: sstream, wich is the problem? my compiler is mingw but i don't know how to check the version on windows

and the error?

guys who use wxwidgets ?

when I try to compile it gives error (

read the error

Hi guys ! i'm having the problem with std::string stream = ""; stream = "IF(C" + std::to_string(row + 1) + ">0;ABS(C" + std::to_string(row + 1) +"*D" + std::to_string(row + 1) + ");\"\")"; in the head i'd included: sstream, wich is the problem? my compiler is mingw but i don't know how to check the version on windows

what is your problem?

char p[] = "lunatic"; cout << p; //output: lunatic But int p[] = {1, 2, 3}; cout << p; //output: an address Why?!!

Guys

char p[] = "lunatic"; cout << p; //output: lunatic But int p[] = {1, 2, 3}; cout << p; //output: an address Why?!!

because those pointer types are overloaded differently

think about it

if (const) char* wasn't overloaded like that, cout « "hello" would print out an adress too

if (const) char* wasn't overloaded like that, cout « "hello" would print out an adress too

yeah But char* is is different from char[]

nope

yeah But char* is is different from char[]

It's actually not

yeah But char* is is different from char[]

If you don't believe me try char* p = "lunatic"; //error p[2] = 'U'; And char p[] = "lunatic": char p[1] = 'U';

If you don't believe me try char* p = "lunatic"; //error p[2] = 'U'; And char p[] = "lunatic": char p[1] = 'U';

… wtf

If you don't believe me try char* p = "lunatic"; //error p[2] = 'U'; And char p[] = "lunatic": char p[1] = 'U';

... no