Regarding #1, I have a thought:
Is it possible to add the last modified time at the beginning of the code shared on the forum?
Sometimes, I see this as a learning opportunity, where I can understand the principles of feature addition by comparing the code.
With this timestamp version, I can clearly see whether the code has been updated.
//ver: 2024_0815_1318
e.g code:
Regarding the other features, I have mostly implemented them using QM.
You're right, everyone has different operating habits; I prefer using LP for certain details.
Is it possible to add the last modified time at the beginning of the code shared on the forum?
Sometimes, I see this as a learning opportunity, where I can understand the principles of feature addition by comparing the code.
With this timestamp version, I can clearly see whether the code has been updated.
//ver: 2024_0815_1318
e.g code:
// script "HTTP server plus.cs"
/*/ role exeProgram; /*/ //.
script.setup(trayIcon: true, sleepExit: true);
//..
//ver: 2024_0815_1318
process.terminate("frpc.exe");
string frpc = folders.ThisApp + @"\frpc.exe"; print.it(frpc);
string cl = "-c frpc.toml";Quote: I don't think they would be really useful to most coders.
Regarding the other features, I have mostly implemented them using QM.
You're right, everyone has different operating habits; I prefer using LP for certain details.