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The demo pages available at: http://<server address>/players (for example: http://172.16.1.239:8085/players/srs_player.html?vhost=players) are available in english too?
I installed from git sources and I have them in chinese.
Thank you!
Regards,
Dan
In many older tutorials, we use things like var and .then() that we forbid in our actual codebase. It would be more readable if the docs used a more modern syntax, especially around Promises. Not only is await easier to read, but our use of .then() in docs may mislead a reader into thinking that they must do the same.
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FEC and packet filter documentation currently lacks information about how two parties negotiate packet filter configuration.
if side A does not specify any packet filer, but side B does, then side A just accepts the configuration from side B.
If both sides specify different filter types, the connection is rejected.
For FEC, at least the number of columns has to be specified. This will enabl
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Here's the bash style guide I was referring to:
https://google.github.io/styleguide/shell.xml
Shall we adopt it moving fwd and retrofit our existing stuff as time allows?
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Debugging tutorial
What?
Show how to debug Rust code.
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Debugging code is one of the core skills for software engineers.
Because Rust's current debugging story is not very mature yet, it might make sense to make an episode about the current debugging options and how to properly configure the environment.
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Start with some pre-existing but buggy code and set-up a new debugger from sc
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All over the code we find examples like:
Here value comparison is actually written as object comparison. This is clearly wrong.
Such statements should be written with == and != not with is and is not.
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