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typedef struct NSVGattrib {
    char id[64];
    float xform[6];
    gfx::rgba_pixel<32> fillColor;
    gfx::rgba_pixel<32> strokeColor;
    float opacity;
    float fillOpacity;
    float strokeOpacity;
    char fillGradient[64];
    char strokeGradient[64];
    float strokeWidth;
    float strokeDashOffset;
    float strokeDashArray[NSVG_MAX_DASHES];
    int strokeDashCount;
    svg_line_join strokeLineJoin;
    svg_line_cap strokeLineCap;
    float miterLimit;
    svg_fill_rule fillRule;
    float fontSize;
    gfx::rgba_pixel<32> stopColor;
    float stopOpacity;
    float stopOffset;
    char hasFill;
    char hasStroke;
    char visible;
} NSVGattrib;
using reader_t = ml_reader_ex<2048>;
struct svg_css_class {
    char selector[512];
    char* value;
    svg_css_class* next;
};
struct svg_parse_result {
    reader_t* reader;
    svg_css_class* css_classes;
    svg_css_class* css_class_tail;
    void* (*allocator)(size_t);
    void* (*reallocator)(void*, size_t);
    void (*deallocator)(void*);
    char lname[32];
    char aname[512];
    char avalue[512];
    char style_val[256];
    char class_val[128];
    char* d;
    size_t d_size;
    NSVGattrib attr[NSVG_MAX_ATTR];
    int attrHead;
    float* pts;
    int npts;
    int cpts;
    svg_path* plist;
    size_t image_size;
    svg_image_info* image;
    NSVGgradientData* gradients;
    svg_shape* shapesTail;
    float viewMinx, viewMiny, viewWidth, viewHeight;
    int alignX, alignY, alignType;
    float dpi;
    char pathFlag;
    char defsFlag;
};

Mike Hankey wrote:

You almost got me ready to learn it.

for (0..10) |i| {
    // variable 'i' will have each value 0 to 9
}

while (n <= 20) : (n += 1) {
    // stuff
}

namedBlock: {
    // do stuff
    break :namedBlock 42; // 42 is a return value if you want to assign this block to variable
    // no stuff done because of break
}

charlieg wrote:

sigh... that's racist. lol

charlieg wrote:

The good news is that we - us grandpas and great grandpas - have a STABLE compiler.

charlieg wrote:

Great, so for decades the suggestion has been to make your variable names readable in whatever language is native to you. Looks like zig has reduced public to pub and function to fn. Not a good start.

charlieg wrote:

Is res a dnamically allocated variable? String? Buffer of x bytes? Again, I don't know zig, but I have further issues.

charlieg wrote:

- 17. Hmm, why not let the compiler handle the null terminated string? If I change the string, boom, the # is wrong.

charlieg wrote:

Fights on Everything I just posted is meant in technical respect.

Jeremy Falcon wrote:

Forgive me because I'm becoming a wordle post.

Jeremy Falcon wrote:

should be asynchronous. File IO, Network IO,

Jeremy Falcon wrote:

never a good idea to look up a computer more than a second or so.