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If I have a two different structs, that mostly overlap each other in regards to their property types, and I need to create one from the other, is there some mor
I am trying to create a simple cli tool in Go using a TOML config file. I want to be able to store frequent commands I use on the command line for other tools,
I’m using SwfitUI in my project and I have a NavigationView and List. I’m clicking cell after open the detail view and click navigation back button.
I saw an interesting design for a doubly-linked-list inside the Pintos operating system and I don't quite understand how it was able to achieve this behavior. I
C# 7.2 added two new features: In Parameters Using in for a parameter let's us pass by reference, but then prevents us from assigning a value to it. However the
Here is the scenario: I have an array, AllElements of structure ElementSet, and inside of that structure - is a set of myElement structures and also an array of
i am desperate to get a complex c datatype correctly marshaled for C#. I already read all the other posts regarding that topic and i am running out of ideas alt
Unable to refer to typedef struct definitions done in Win32 Header files (.h files in External dependencies) when consumed from WinRT C++ Library #include <m
In the code below, how do you properly declare a stack of type struct and push strings onto the stack so that they are saved in the struct? How do you specify w
Here is a code of a structure. On that there is a BSTree function included on the structure. I am stuck because I do not understand how a func
package main import ( "fmt" ) type demo []struct { Text string Type string } func main() { d := demo{ Text: "Hello", Type:
I'm trying to have my C# struct match up some complex padding and packing rules. Fields should be aligned on 4 byte boundaries. The entire struct should be a mu
I have a use case to store dynamic JSON objects in a column in Big Query. The schema of the object is dynamically generated by the source and not known beforeha
I am working on an embedded application where RAM is extremely tight. For this purpose I need to create a 24 bit unsigned integer data type. I am doing this us
I have a struct type with a *int64 field. type SomeType struct { SomeField *int64 } At some point in my code, I want to declare a literal of this (say, w
I am trying to define a union struct with some struct and primitive members overlapping in memory with a simple array. This works perfectly in Clang and MSVC, b
I create a user control like below: public partial class TestControl : UserControl { [DesignerSerializationVisibility(DesignerSerializationVisibility.Conte
When I try to declare a struct inside of another struct: struct Test { struct Foo {} } The compiler complains: error: expected identifier, found keywor
I have a slice of structs. type Config struct { Key string Value string } // I form a slice of the above struct var myconfig []Config // unmarshal a