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The links on the FAQ page in the wiki still point to the old wiki, which seems to be deprecated.

directxtk is available as a port in vcpkg, a C++ library manager that simplifies installation for directxtk and other project dependencies. Documenting the install process here will help users get started by providing a single set of commands to build directxtk , ready to be included in their projects.

We also test whether our library ports build in v

The texassemble tool creates 2D array textures from a set of input 2D images or an animated gif. It might be a nice alternative to support outputting as a 'sprite sheet' using a packing algorithm similar to the DirectX Tool Kit tool MakeSpriteFont.

in example topolopy, when i execute "clear Graph", the message show "TypeError: Property 'clear' of object qan::FaceGraph_QML_70(0x7884400, "graph") is not a function",so i modify "void clear() noexcept;" to " Q_INVOKABLE void clear() noexcept;" in the file "qanGraph.h" 103 line ,but that still error.

Docs for user data. Add example test.

Bandit needs a logo. The automatically generated avatar on GitHub always reminds me of that.

My initial idea was to combine the hexagon of the C++ logo, a bandit mask and a BDD cycle in one logo. The [result of my first attemp

Not sure if this is what we need. To be clear, here is how these things SHOULD work: There should be a CMake option (looks like DOCS) that turns on generation of documentation. If that option is not set, then no docs are generated. If the option IS set, then docs will be generated. If the option is set and the required programs for generating docs do not exist (pdflatex and texi2pdf), then

Describe the bug
Whenever .open is called on a Document object that has a directory that is not a word document the application crashes.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
create a project and add this code:
duckx::Document doc("test.docx");
doc.open();

make sure test.docx does not exist

run the code

Expected behavior
A new docx file named test should be c