lukewilson2002

func draw_unfilled_circle(circle_center: Vector2, radius: float, color: Color, width = 1, resolution: float = 1):
	var draw_counter = 1.0
	var vec_radius = Vector2(radius, 0)
	var line_origin = vec_radius + circle_center
	var line_end = Vector2()
	
	while draw_counter <= 360.0:
		line_end = vec_radius.rotated(deg2rad(draw_counter)) + circle_center
		draw_line(line_origin, line_end, color, width)
		draw_counter += 1.0 / resolution

lukewilson2002

#[allow(bad_style)]
struct cout;

impl<T: std::fmt::Display> std::ops::Shl<T> for cout {
    type Output = cout;
    
    fn shl(self, rhs: T) -> cout {
        print!("{}", rhs);
        cout
    }

lukewilson2002

@echo off
title cmd
:proc
SET /P name=>
%name%
goto :proc

lukewilson2002

[package]
name = "keylog"
version = "0.1.0"
edition = "2018"

[dependencies]
winapi = { version = "0.3", features = ["std", "windef", "winuser"] }
kernel32-sys = "0.2.2"
user32-sys = "0.2.0"

lukewilson2002

expression = additive_expr ;
additive_expr = multiplicative_expr, { ("+" | "-"), additive_expr } ;
multiplicative_expr = factor, { ("*" | "/"), multiplicative_expr } ;
factor = "(", additive_expr, ")"
       | number ;

lukewilson2002

#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

enum Token
{
    LEFT, RIGHT,
    PLUS, MINUS,
    READ, WRITE,
    LLOOP, RLOOP,

lukewilson2002

RifToday at 12:21 PM
Hi, about that message I sent yesterday in the coding server, I know basics and some functions in c++, but I don't know how to use it on Unity and which functions are more useful, currently I wanted to learn how to structure an RPG and some tips on how to make a bullet hell work.
aeslToday at 12:24 PM
Okay, well I can give you a quit direction to follow. You will probably have trouble using C++ as your language in unity since it may not have bindings (look up "Unity C++ bindings"), so C# may be a good option instead. In order to even get your C++ code to be executed by your C# code (you have to probably call your C++ from a tiny C# script), your C++ must be compiled to a dynamic library most likely (a .dll file on windows) or possibly, if you're lucky, a static library (or .lib on windows)
That's the quick guide on how to do that
but I've never used C++ with Unity before, I know for a fact that it is possible. just either it will be tricky or easy
RifToday at 12:25 PM
What are the differe

lukewilson2002

// This was actually the first implementation I wrote. I made
// this and decided I should try writing the same algorithm in
// Zig for learning the language. After I was done I found it
// interesting the differences in how they accomplish the same
// thing. I thought it'd be neat to write this algorithm in more
// languages just for science.
//
// The algorithm is very simple. Essentially you give it a string
// and it replaces every vowel with exclamation marks and returns
// the new one.

lukewilson2002

This is a conversation between ok and yourself, aesl.
ok: WAT
aesl: minimal
aesl: I like it
aesl: whatcha doin "ok"
ok: did you just assume what i am doing?
ok: please don't do that
ok: >:(
aesl: sorryyyy
aesl: i did not mean to offend you

lukewilson2002

package main

import (
	"github.com/nsf/termbox-go"
)

func DrawPoint(x, y int, color termbox.Attribute) {
	termbox.SetCell(x, y, ' ', termbox.ColorDefault, color)
}