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@MarekKnapek No, but std::destructive_move(); is way too verbose.
Therefore, I again propose the operator closing bracket:
std::string b = a.}();
Much more intuitive!
I am really impressed by the latest high quality graphics, RTX, 166 frames per sec, etc. Keep up the great work.
However, I have bad eyesight, my eyes are constantly tired so I really appreciate good gameplay, simple graphics, big letters and so on :)
Besides Procmon the tool next "hammer" on my toolbelt is ripgrep. If you need to search in a local codebase I can highly recommend installing it (adding it to your PATH on windows) and then just "rg" for any text. It's blazingly fast!
Pitfall: it obeys .gitignore (and other ignore) files and if you need to search in ignored files as well add the --no-ignore option.
Get it from the releases of https://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep
@bjorn_fahller @RichardKogelnig
It is also multi-platform and it works on windows, linux, etc - use the same tool everywhere
I had to build it for our build/dev machines here at work and it worked like charm.
Python for C++ developers:
Rule 1. Forget about "performance". You are a fluffy pythonic entity floating in the emptiness. "Overhead" is a distant fading memory. It will be fine. Everything is OK.
Richard Kogelnig
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