cmake
Trying to compile my c++17 based project (using entt) makes problems with using my urho3d-docker-web-image that uses emscripten for compilation to web. emcc (Emscripten gcc/clang-like replacement) 1.39.8 ((unknown revision)) Using (I'm mainly using gcc for compilation, android uses clang afaik?) target_compile_features(${PROJECT_
code generation
Just stumpled over textX an xText inspired python-toolbox for creating DSLs. Super simple to use. I love xText but it can be really a pain in the ass here an there. Mainly because you (at least me) always forget about the internal concept and/or structure. Especially how to wire
git
Atm I'm maintaining my urho3d-minimal-new-project to use the latest version of urho3d in its docker-images. To make this a smoother 'one-click' process I want the new docker-images to have an additional flag like 'githash-$HASH' where the $HASH is the current short-version of the
linux
Ubuntu Mate: Since I have a 4k monitor I want to get both monitors to be scaled accordingly. I had to increase the dpi on the 4k which resulted in too big fonts on the HD-Monitor. Now I found a way to set this up right base on one forum-entry
cpp
// get an object auto groups = doc["groups"].GetObject(); // iterate over key-value-pairs ( group.name and group.value ) for (auto const& group : groups){ cout << "group:" << group.name.GetString() << endl; // the value is an array. The call to iterate over the array
gamejam
After I was ill last year I decided to attend headup's global game jam again. Perfect that it is located in my city and I can use it to kickstart me into Urho3D. Well,... I'm building on getting a good blender-addon for this for quite a
addon
If you want to access data from the selected nodetree inside a node_editor panel: class UrhoExportNodetreePanel(bpy.types.Panel): bl_space_type = 'NODE_EDITOR' bl_region_type = 'UI' bl_label = "Urho3d-Nodetree" bl_category = "Urho3D" @classmethod def poll(cls, context): return True
docker
I moved the blabbering behind the important stuff: how to get rid of the docker images/containers docker system prune # dangling containers docker system prune -a # dangling,stopped containers and all unused images docker rmi $(docker images -a -q) # all images docker rm $(docker ps -a -f status=exited -q)
If using CMake's file glob_recurse for catching source-file and you want this to also follow symbolic-links, just add the 'FOLLOW_SYMLINKS'-keyword: Like this: file( GLOB_RECURSE SOURCE_FILES FOLLOW_SYMLINKS src/*.cpp src/*.h ) Have look here: cmake file-docs And a bit related. In
embedded
rpi,cluster,nfs Since I'm still experimenting with kubernetes and docker and on the search for a good filesystem-backend, I can put the data on. I first used a simple nfs-server then had problems with postgres, then I tried cephfs, which worked but seemed to be an overkill
embedded
vim,linux One of the most annoying things is for me when (VIM(editor))[https://www.vim.org/] is switching to visualmode when you use the mouse-select. Especially this is the case on (armbian-systems)[https://www.armbian.com/]. I stumbled over a (github-comment)[https://gist.github.com/u0d7i/01f78999feff1e2a8361#gistcomment-3008129]
cmake
As I'm building my little Urho3D based game-server to run on rpi and alike systems I tend to compile the whole stuff on the device itself. (Yeah,...I should have a look in just cross-compiling...). I often struggled to finish compilation due to problems with angelscript and assimp