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Weighted smoothing based on Pascal's triangle

This code causes an erroLir Line Cintinuation error. Some reason it does not recognize the colon at the end of the case statements //@version=6 indicator("Smooth1 with Series Input", ...
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How can I get CLion not to indent the case lines within a switch statement?

I'm using CLion to work on some C++ project. When I write case statements, CLion always indents my case lines, like so: switch(foo) { case bar_1: do_stuff(); break; case bar_2: ...
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GCC switch statements do not simplify on identical handling

The switch statements in the following two functions int foo(int value) { switch (value) { case 0: return 0; case 1: return 0; case 2: return 1; } } int ...
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Should switches be manually optimized with lookup tables in C++?

A lot of comments on SO suggest that compiler knows how to optimize switch statements. I've relied on this assumption to formulate my (apparently invalid) answer about lookup table refactoring. I ...
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How to find the longer of two strings without if, switch or ternary?

How to implement a method that receives two strings and displays a message with the longer string and its length, without using if, switch or ternary operators?
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C Switch Function

I created a switch function, and when the user enters anything other than 1-4, I want the main() function to be called so the user can be prompted to enter a number 1-4 again. Here is my code: #...
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Power bi DAX query SWITCH error not working

Hi I am trying to add colour to my chart to be red if above UCL or Green if below LCL. I keep getting this error. Any advice please? `Query (2, 2) The syntax for 'SWITCH' is incorrect. (RateColour = ...
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Change a Switch's item within the clause

A PS switch can, unlike an if clause, catch multiple times: switch -regex ("flower") { flo {write-host "String contains 'flo'"} wer {write-host "String contains 'wer'&...
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C# variable loses its assigned value within the same codeblock? [duplicate]

I'm new to C# and working an assignment for school where we build a console program that is essentially a container that the user can opt to put items into, see what items they have put in and then ...
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Can someone help me understand this unexplained behaviour in C char arrays?

I have a function called escape that copies over a character array into a new one while replacing the \t and \n characters with raw characters \t and \n i.e single character '\n' becomes 2 characters '...
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Why does clang not produce an error with an exhaustive switch case is used to return from a function?

Consider the following code: enum class E { ONE = 1, TWO = 2 }; int foo(E e) { switch (e) { case E::ONE: return 1; case E::TWO: return 2; } } The C++ standard allows enum ...
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Disabling sanity checks in generated jump tables

Consider the following switch construct. This simply switches on a variable x and prints a number. switch (x) { case 1: printf("1"); break; case 2: printf("2"); break; case 3: ...
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Replacement for using switch on enum value to access struct/union data member

I'm writing an emulator of a custom ISA 16-bit processor that has instructions with operands of different sizes in C (C23 standard). In my code, I use enum members to indicate the size of the operands,...
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product enum class in c++

Is there a way to automatically (and at compile time) define a "product enum class" (i.e. an enum class that takes on values in the product space between two given enum classes)? So if I ...
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How do let and case differ in terms of lazyness?

How do let and case differ in terms of lazyness? Where do I find the information myself? And how do I experiment with it in ghci? Some context This incomplete piece of code is an excerpt from Parallel ...
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