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(Not so much) Fun with QSharedPointer | Evan Teran's Blog
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Evan Teran's Blog. Just some thoughts from a computer geek. Not so much) Fun with QSharedPointer. Qt has a wonderful way of dealing with memory management. The core idea is simple. Most objects have a parent, and when the parent gets destroyed, it will first destroy all its children. Using this technique, you can often write your Qt applications with little to no concern for memory management. Often, you literally don’t have to have a single. In your entire application. That’s pretty sweet! And finally, ...
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c++11 | Evan Teran's Blog
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Evan Teran's Blog. Just some thoughts from a computer geek. Tag Archives: c 11. More) Portable BitFields Using C 11. There are lots of reasons to using C ’s bit field feature. Perhaps you need a more compact way to represent your data structures, maybe you need to use them interact with hardware, or if you’re writing an emulator, maybe you want to use them to efficiently represent the hardware that you’re emulating. The list goes on…. Continue reading →. This entry was posted in General. December 6, 2014.
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Evan Teran | Evan Teran's Blog
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Evan Teran's Blog. Just some thoughts from a computer geek. Author Archives: Evan Teran. More) Portable BitFields Using C 11. There are lots of reasons to using C ’s bit field feature. Perhaps you need a more compact way to represent your data structures, maybe you need to use them interact with hardware, or if you’re writing an emulator, maybe you want to use them to efficiently represent the hardware that you’re emulating. The list goes on…. Continue reading →. This entry was posted in General. Size po...
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Qt | Evan Teran's Blog
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Evan Teran's Blog. Just some thoughts from a computer geek. Qt’s style system FTW (Adding Theme Support to a Qt Application). Continue reading →. This entry was posted in General. February 25, 2014. Getting The Look & Feel Of An Editor Right. 8220; I make no promises on timeline, but I plan to do my best to create modern maintainable code resulting in an editor that any nedit user will feel comfortable using. So why I am talking so much and not showing code yet? Well, this task is all about the details.
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The Default Browser on Linux Debacle | Evan Teran's Blog
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Evan Teran's Blog. Just some thoughts from a computer geek. The Default Browser on Linux Debacle. The concept of a default browser on linux is a complete mess. There doesn’t seem to be any central, agreed upon method of defining what the default browser is. First there is the. Environment variable. This seems like a good idea, it can be set globally, and on a per user basis. On the command line, all you need to do is type. Network.protocol-handler.app.http. To my choice of browser, no joy. In the ...
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Themes | Evan Teran's Blog
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Evan Teran's Blog. Just some thoughts from a computer geek. Qt’s style system FTW (Adding Theme Support to a Qt Application). Continue reading →. This entry was posted in General. February 25, 2014. Michael J Coyne's Blog. Proudly powered by WordPress.
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How not to handle a bug report | Evan Teran's Blog
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Evan Teran's Blog. Just some thoughts from a computer geek. How not to handle a bug report. I recently submitted a bug report to Qt software. The results were less than impressive. One thing I’d like to make clear though is that Qt is an amazing library that I would recommend to any c software developer, I truly mean that. It is well designed, well documented and generally works as advertised. On top of all of this, it is portable! Ansi -pedantic -W -Wall. I’m sure that many of you can relate to th...
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c++ | Evan Teran's Blog
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Evan Teran's Blog. Just some thoughts from a computer geek. More) Portable BitFields Using C 11. There are lots of reasons to using C ’s bit field feature. Perhaps you need a more compact way to represent your data structures, maybe you need to use them interact with hardware, or if you’re writing an emulator, maybe you want to use them to efficiently represent the hardware that you’re emulating. The list goes on…. Continue reading →. This entry was posted in General. December 6, 2014. February 25, 2014.
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