#visual studio

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Visual Studio - CLIP01.ICO

[kawaoneechan]

Bad idea: copy msbuild.exe, reimplement cargo-mommy, have it invoke realmsbuild.exe and react to its return value, and save it as msbuild.exe

Forget post-build steps in the project settings, this mommy runs on all MSVC builds!

(I blame @foone)

[agatedragongames]

Coding tutorial: Chain-of-responsibility pattern

A peasant, knight and king walk into a software design tutorial, and are here to teach you the chain-of-responsibility pattern. Learn how to create a chain of handlers which can handle different request types.

This tutorial shows you how to code the chain-of-responsibility pattern in the Visual Studio development environment, using a console application and the C++ programming language.

The chain-of-responsibility pattern passes on a request to a chain of handlers one at a time. Each handler can handle different requests. So if the first handler can’t handle the request, then it will pass it on to the next handler. Once a request is handled, the chain ends. Since there is no longer a need to pass on the request.

It is also possible that the request doesn’t get handled by any of the handlers. Since each handler can handle 0, 1 or many requests of different types.

See the full tutorial here.

Console output:

[jamierthanyou]

i am once again asking if anyone knows how to make vscode or visual studio 2022 work with c++. especially with files that already exist

[august-in-summer]

it's alive(?)

i tried to paste the code from my programming course homework, but it didn't work (lol). i hope you'll be ok with a screenshot of the program?

the condition is this: the brackets must be closed by the corresponding pairs (like "( )", and not "( ]"). Well, and output when everything is fine, and when there is a screw-up with the input

(i hope i wrote down the problem statement correctly, the Russian-English dictionary is powerless here)

(the album "Save Rock And Roll" by Fall Out Boy is very appropriate here, i had fun clicking the buttons to the beats of "Alone Together")

[jonatgan-official]

do any programmers know any vscode themes that are not dark enough to put me to sleep but also are high enough contrast that the icons are easily distinguishable and also preferably nice colors like perhaps pastels.

[bernie-buddy]

This is definitely my number one thing I hate about Visual Studio and I don't know how to turn it off. Stop assuming I want a different function name that doesn't even start with the same word.

[lucygriefer]

Different Code Gods

Okay so I'm working on making a horror game right now (technically I've got like 3 games I'm making). I'm taking a break from the main pixel game I'm working on, there is another pixel game that I've got in the works but that one has got way more assets, that I'd need to make pixel art for, so that one is just sitting on the back burner for right now. This game idea I'm working on is a horror game that's gonna have a bunch of 3D models.

Anyways I'm debating on which Code Gods I wanna deal with. Do I wanna go a slightly simpler route and just deal with the Unreal engine code gods? Or should I go with a harder and more complex code?

Like facing and working with the Python code gods? Or the Visual Studio Code Gods? Maybe giguring out the Java Code Gods? Maybe give the JavaScript Code Gods a try? See how hard some of them are.

Hmm... Eh I'll figure that out later. I've got plenty of time to figure it out.

[josegremarquez]

Clases y Herencia en C# (.NET)

Construyendo tu Código con Estructura y Reutilización En el corazón de la programación orientada a objetos (POO) en C# y el entorno .NET se encuentran dos conceptos fundamentales: clases y herencia. Comprender cómo funcionan y cómo utilizarlos eficazmente es esencial para escribir código organizado, reutilizable y escalable. Como programadores, no solo creamos funcionalidades, sino que también…

[techniktagebuch]

14. Mai 2025

Programmieren mit AI-Unterstützung

Interessante weitere Programmiererfahrung mit GitHub Copilot gestern. Diese AI basiert aktuell auf GPT 4.1, wurde mit sehr viel Programmcode trainiert und u.a. als Chatbot in Microsofts Entwicklungsumgebung Visual Studio integriert.

Auf eine relativ kurze Frage hin bekomme ich ein umfangreiches Codebeispiel mit Erläuterungen, dass ich auch mit leichten Änderungen in meinem Projekt verwenden kann.

Der vorgeschlagene Code hat allerdings noch zwei Probleme, die die AI im weiteren Dialog weder so richtig eingestehen will, noch erfolgreich beheben kann.

Money quote:

Ich: "I cannot see any differences between my implementation of AddlmagesToWmlDocument and your example fix. Can you please highlight them?"

Copilot: "You are correct — your current implementation of AddlmagesToWmlDocument is already using the correct approach for copying images, including the content type."

Der Gesamteindruck daher weiterhin zwiespältig.

(Virtualista)

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Visual Studio - NOTE05.ICO

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[agatedragongames]

Coding tutorial: Observer pattern

The observer pattern has an object named the ‘subject’ which maintains a list of ‘observers’. The subject will notify all the observers when an event occurs. The observers can then choose how they wish to respond to the event.

In this tutorial you will code a zookeeper and animals. The zookeeper represents the subject of the observer pattern. Whilst the animals represent the observers.

The zookeeper will notify the animals when he arrives, and the animals will respond in there own unique way.

To follow along to this tutorial, you can either just read it and apply the knowledge to your programming language. Or you can use Visual Studio, by creating a solution, then create a project with a console application. Then run the project to see the output in the console window.

Walkthrough and full code example on the blog:

[solaris-seraphim]

I have a variable timeLeftInState and visual studio in all its genius decided that the next variable must be timeRightInState