^^^^ All of that.

As a simple and easy rule, if you have no guidance otherwise (and there usually is guidance of some sort) then a standard vector is a good default choice. It's usually easy enough to swap out if needed later on. If you are writing code, need a container, and just need to type somet…

methinks said:
I'm still getting used to auto. It's a great tool, but I don't like using it as a return, as it hides the intention. I'm also not sure how it will work with auto-generated documentation.

In addition to what frob says, a “begin” method is not something that a user really needs to know t…

Learning to program takes around a decade or so, so it's understandable why you make games as well :D

Hi there,

I AM NOT SELLING ANYTHING

I work for Red Hat and am starting to do research into the unique challenges of multiplayer gaming. More specifically, I'm trying to understand common development and design patterns / game architectures and how game companies are implementing their software develo…

@WitchLord sorry for the late reply; i registered it with the std containers registering functions available in angelscript's addon template library https://github.com/Sami-Vuorela/aatc

I'll try passing it by reference in the angelscript side