It needs an implementation in > 2 dimensions...

I really try to build a little robot. I'm Running ros on the pi.

@Greggergalactic I'm not into JavaScript, but also this I would mark this somehow except this extra-space thing. But I see, its a domain specific convention, which I however can never understand ;)

@anup-dhabarde I'm using git , but don't know git hooks. I'll follow your hint. However, this is not our code.

Yeah, we kind of met us on devrant since I posted the first and commented the second one^^

This is from an very common library in robotics in academic environment. I don't want to talk bad about these guys, because its open source and works kind of well and I think they are far better devs as I am. Therefore I'm really glad not to be the only one beeing confused by their strange code convention.

Not to forget the space between function name and brackets. Should/could be a typo, too.

Some time ago I had similar problems, too. The reason was that I consumed two SOAP web services deployed on a jBoss Application server (now wildly). Both services shared the same class on server-side. My client did not recognize this till I synchronized the wsdl files using some tools.

I like to do taekwondo. It is about Fitness, flexibility, concentration and Action. I think other martial arts work in a similar way, but taekwondo is my favorit.

Sometimes, but not all times there is a bigger amounts of data to pass through various object instances. I think this is a reasonable reason for those pointers. I think there are cases where object-references have to be stored and be nullable without being a design flow.

afik are std::shared_ptr not compatible to QSharedPointer. But maybe there is a constructor or converter-function hiding from me.

fuck shared_from_this()

I'd say beer. Especially german krombacher pils. If I've some chill time with very good friends some scotchto taste together.

The first time I saw this sudo thing. At first I wandered why I couldn't get root and how I should get administration tasks done. Nowadays it's totally common to use sudo instead of getting root. It was a strange thing with a lot of loud rants in my room^^