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The post Make an improved diagonal picture montage in C# describes a program that lets you make a diagonal picture montage similar to the one shown above. I recently wanted to make a picture montage Read more…
Over more than one and a half months, we introduced many improvements in the plugin to make your work with it more productive and comfortable. New UI capabilities for managing R interpreters You can easily Read more…
edit: just to clarify, I won’t be using the library for sorting but will have to implement the sorting itself. You could’ve written the program in VS in the time it took to ask this Read more…
So, previously I did that if (instance is typeA) return (instance as typeA).CustomProperty; if (instance is TypeB) return (instance as TypeB).CustomProperty; if (instance is TypeC) return (instance as TypeC).CustomProperty; But with newer c#, we can Read more…
Context: Implementing StateMachines that control character states in a game. I have an interface named IState. Implementations of IState register with an implementation of IStateMachine. In the IStateMachine implementation I need to have two separate Read more…
link the repo; I remember watching a cool Xfire documentery and this has my curiousity piqued https://github.com/darcymiranda/PFire If you PM, I’ll give you the motivation you need. Let’s talk. You really aren’t using github to Read more…
There’s not enough information to really answer this properly, but if I were to guess: You’re probably doing “new Random()” for each call to Newnum(), which means that time between each initialization is so short Read more…