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[2016-5-22. : 8:42 pm] BeatMeistro -- Emacs... Ermac... Hmmm, i wonder what that dude is up to these days.[2016-5-22. : 8:39 pm]  Sacrieur -- Spending time coding in another IDE like Eclipse will make you appreciate just how advanced VS is.[2016-5-22. : 8:39 pm]  Clokr_ -- I don't say it's bad. But it's formatting options are. You cannot even set it to leave a space before the ++ operator in C#...[2016-5-22. : 8:38 pm] Clokr_ -- Because I already have to learn a book every time I want to do anything in C++, I don't want to have to read another one to use the editor  [2016-5-22. : 8:37 pm] Corbo -- BeatMeistroBeatMeistro shouted: Hey Corbo, you checked Farty's Dat Expansion breakthrough? Of course  [2016-5-22. : 8:36 pm] Corbo -- Mini Moose 2707Mini Moose 2707 shouted: But are we using tabs or spaces?? tabs[2016-5-22. : 8:36 pm] Clokr_ -- I'm using both at the moment actually. This solution has for some reason the C# project set to spaces and the C++ one to tabs.[2016-5-22. : 8:35 pm] Clokr_ -- That's silly. Not everything can be done with .NET. There are performance and portability issues that cannot be eluded. Even the own .NET library has to call unmanaged code at some point.[2016-5-22. : 8:31 pm] jjf28 -- it shouldn't not be laborious to interact with the system/preexisting libraries[2016-5-22. : 8:30 pm]  Moose -- Mini Moose 2707Mini Moose 2707 shouted: What makes a language fun for you? SacrieurSacrieur shouted: If it works with you and not against you. so much for that LMAO[2016-5-22. : 8:29 pm] jjf28 -- SacrieurSacrieur shouted: As it should. no, programming should not be more difficult than it has to be, get out[2016-5-22. : 8:27 pm] jjf28 -- Clokr_Clokr_ shouted: Problem with C# is that it interops with C++, or anything native (dlls etc), really badly. Otherwise it's a fun language on its own, really designed for coding efficiency. no kidding man http://puu.sh/p1qvc/d530b71166.png[2016-5-22. : 8:26 pm] Clokr_ -- Problem with C# is that it interops with C++, or anything native (dlls etc), really badly. Otherwise it's a fun language on its own, really designed for coding efficiency.[2016-5-22. : 8:19 pm] Sacrieur -- Basically you get the power of database tools right built into the language.[2016-5-22. : 8:18 pm] Sacrieur -- They built LINQ, which permits you to query, sort, and select data from anything that implements INumerable.[2016-5-22. : 8:18 pm] Moose -- D would just be sort!("a > b")(array); Which is messy but if for some reason you wanted other sorts, you could just write whatever.[2016-5-22. : 8:14 pm] Sacrieur -- In C#, for instance, you could do the same thing with a primitive array no problem.[2016-5-22. : 8:13 pm] Sacrieur -- Granted, this is a complaint about an API, but it's because of the language this limitation exists.[2016-5-22. : 8:13 pm] Sacrieur -- Or I could reverse the order after I've sorted it with my own method.[2016-5-22. : 8:13 pm] Sacrieur -- Which means if I wanted to sort this integer array, I'd first have to box it into an Integer array, then unbox it once I've sorted it.[2016-5-22. : 8:12 pm] Sacrieur -- "Surely they have an overload so that you can sort in descending order." I thought.[2016-5-22. : 8:11 pm] Sacrieur -- So I import java.util.Arrays built-in and browse through it for a sort() method.[2016-5-22. : 8:10 pm] Sacrieur -- For instance, I was attempting to sort a integer array in Java the other day in descending order. |
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