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= note: see issue #44580 https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/44580 for more information
Let's say I published a crate with dependency crate_name = { git = "https://github.com/MakotoE/dependent_crate" }. If I deleted https://github.com/MakotoE/dependent_crate, would people using my crate get an error that dependent_crate could not be downloaded?
I have been using ggez for this kind of 2D game. Here's a simple "snake" I've made (probably not the best Rust code you are going to see, but it shows how this crate is easy to use).
I have been using ggez for this kind of 2D game. Here's a simple "snake" I've made (probably not the best Rust code you are going to see, but it shows how this crate is easy to use).
I need to type the letter "ß" quite often, but neither does my preferred keyboard layout support it, nor do I have a number pad to type the corresponding alt code. As a result, I end up writing "ss" instead, like the savage I am. A while ago, however, I heard about the concept of a "compose key", which sounds like a great solution to my problem. Since I have a bit more free time now, I finally got around to looking more into this, which led to me finding WinCompose. Sadly, this software isn't usable for me, so I'm playing with the idea of creating my own tiny tool for this task, which leads me to my question:
This doesn't look like an issue with rust, what's happened is that a patch file has failed to apply which probably means that the source has been changed since the patch was created. I would open an issue on the mdbook-katex repo with as much information as you can provide, but they will probably point you towards the libquickjs-sys repo because that's where the actual issue is occurring.
This doesn't look like an issue with rust, what's happened is that a patch file has failed to apply which probably means that the source has been changed since the patch was created. I would open an issue on the mdbook-katex repo with as much information as you can provide, but they will probably point you towards the libquickjs-sys repo because that's where the actual issue is occurring.
As for Udp stuff, rust has standard network library which you can use or you can use the asynchronous version which comes in the Tokio library. There may be other libraries which are more fine tuned for what you're looking for which you can find on crates.io.
Is Autohotkey an option? It works really well for this kind of task and is highly customizable (because you write the scripts yourself).