Dmytro Ovdiienko

Looks like there is another approach how to handle variable-length fields. ```cpp struct X { struct ACookie {}; struct BCookie {}; // setters ACookie setA(string_view) { return {}; } BCookie...

> Ask a more specific question so I can help you with a concrete example. It is hard to ask the question. The cursor-based API does not seem really safe....

> That approach has a lot of problems. It basically requires a class per field which by itself is a mess. Here is another idea how to make the interface...

> calculate entity offset like it's done in normal accessors and compare it to the offset obtained using cursor, they should always match Are you talking about the run time...

It is hard to believe it is true. This kind of problem must be treated as a show stopper from my point of view and has to be fixed ASAP....

> For example I like to display current repository branch I'm in and without this information I've noticed, that I experience some discomfort. @invy If this issue is still actual,...

I'd say scrolling the list of previously entered commands with the Mouse does not make much sense for me. I would rather stick to the vanilla behaviour (e.g. rather scrolling...

Scrolling with the mouse click is also non-intuitive. When I click, I want to select the text. Instead the text scrolls somewhere away. In case if Linux is your Desktop...

@bobbrow Sometimes the PROBLEMS tab is missing the errors and the OUTPUT/TERMINAL is only the option to find the reason of the compiler error. Maybe that is because the output...

Please try to put this code into the text editor and press "Compile Active File" ```cpp #include template void foo(S& s) { s