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* [https://www.sourcetrail.com/ Source Trail] - get quick overview of an unfamiliar codebase (like Mudlet, if you're just joining here)
 
* [https://www.sourcetrail.com/ Source Trail] - get quick overview of an unfamiliar codebase (like Mudlet, if you're just joining here)
 
* [https://www.draw.io/ draw.io] - Draw and share diagrams online
 
* [https://www.draw.io/ draw.io] - Draw and share diagrams online
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* http://www.rexex101.com/ - test and explain your regular expressions online
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* http://www.rexegg.com/regex-quickstart.html - a good little cheat sheet for regex
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== Support tools ==
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* https://www.take-a-screenshot.org/ - for all OS, so users can show their problems with ease
  
 
== Good reading ==
 
== Good reading ==

Revision as of 15:22, 12 November 2019

C++

Mudlet uses modern C++14 for the core functionality of the application.

For programming newbies

  • C++ - covers everything C++ basics to advanced.

For experienced programmers

  • Pointers - the core basics of C++. While you can by without needing to know the details, you'll find it really, really useful if you do.
  • C++11 - know how to make your life easier with modern C++11.

Helpful tools

Support tools

Good reading

Random tips and tricks

Determine what auto resolves to with:

 template <typename T> struct watzattype;
 void TriggerUnit::doCleanup()
 {
     for(auto & trigger : mCleanupList)
     {
         watzattype<decltype(trigger)>{};

Compiler will error and tell you the type, TTrigger*& in this example.