alexanderbrevig

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GitHub LSP for Markdown links to issues, users and repos(github.com)
1 points by alexanderbrevig 3y ago|1 comments
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by alexanderbrevig 3y ago
This project is finally at a point where it makes me more productive writing our in-house documentation using GitHub Pages. I think it may help you too! I hope you like it and contribute to it with issues or PRs. Time to make up for my lost
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by alexanderbrevig 12y ago
This is what the windows developer community needs!
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by alexanderbrevig 13y ago
* not all languages have macros * you don't use test frameworks for enabling and disabling code inline while you're developing Please read the protip, understand my intention (keyword TRICK) and have a delightful cup of coffee. You've earne
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by alexanderbrevig 13y ago
This is exactly what this trick can be used for. Thank you for voicing your opinion. Happy coding!
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by alexanderbrevig 13y ago
This is not an attempt at branching, this is a trick. The protip is not to use the trick, but to know about it. Read the tip, try to understand the intention - then criticize. Thank you kind sir.l
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by alexanderbrevig 13y ago
You're the one not knowing how to read and comprehend. This is a trick, I hope you learn some some day. My god this is tiring...
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by alexanderbrevig 13y ago
"I'd appreciate if you'd have this discussion on Coderwall. That way I could 'defend' the post where it's due. However though, please read https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5626456 and summary is: It is a trick, not a silver bullet. It
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by alexanderbrevig 13y ago
Run that with vanilla JavaScript, Java, SQL or anything but C/C++ [this is the premise of the protip] and I'll bake you a cake! (One that's not a lie;) Nothing that's discussed here does the same thing, though I completely agree there is a
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by alexanderbrevig 13y ago
I'd appreciate if you'd have this discussion on Coderwall. That way I could 'defend' the post where it's due. However though, please read https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5626456 and summary is: It is a trick, not a silver bullet. It
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by alexanderbrevig 13y ago
I understand the criticism, it's not supposed to be _the_ way to toggle code in and out. It's a TRICK, and that's all it will ever be. However, it is the only way I know of that is not language specific for a particular dialect of C (#ifdef