belzecue

# Linked List
# from https://gist.github.com/bojidar-bg/a570c614a4dd1cd84949

# Example use
"""

var my_linked_list = LinkedList.new()

func _ready():
	var ll = my_linked_list

spersico

import { writeFile, readdir, readFile } from 'node:fs/promises';
import path from 'path';
/*
Steps to get/export your notes from Huawei Notes:

1. Login into a Huawei Account in the phone.
2. Activate in your phone, the Notes Syncing, which is inside of Huawei Account > Cloud
3. Log in into https://cloud.huawei.com
4. Go to https://cloud.huawei.com/home#/account/gdpr, and click on Download Notes
5. This will give you a zip file with a password. Extract the zip file into a folder.

bojidar-bg

#!/usr/bin/env bash

v=$(echo "$@" | grep -- '-v')
d=$(echo "$@" | grep -- '-d')

sed_command=''

# Doesn't support spaces in names :|
for cf in $(find . -not -path '*.git*' -not -name '* *' -type f | sed 's|\./||g'); do
  if [ ! -z "$v" ]; then

est31

How to release a godot application for f-droid

In the best case, you should:

2. tag your releases. This way, one always knows which commit to package for a specific release
3. create and maintain an export.cfg, with an icon, and version numbers raised at each release

Explanations why these things are useful for packagers, and how they are done, and done best, can be found below.

petermorlion

// UPDATE!
// In Json.NET 7, a DictionaryKeyResolver was added. 
// This might be able to fix the problem more elegantly. 
// I haven't checked though.

public class DictionaryJsonConverter : JsonConverter
    {
        public override void WriteJson(JsonWriter writer, object value, JsonSerializer serializer)
        {
            var dictionary = (IDictionary)value;