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10bag |
are you for real? this code is being written in an electron app | ||
mystiksoda |
well you have A LOT to learn if you think like that | ||
10bag |
don't need to worry about performance until you're doing embedded | ||
mystiksoda |
thats how u write a constructor | ||
10bag |
slight speed penalty i guess but who cares because we have gigahertz | ||
mystiksoda |
public |
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10bag |
but personally i value readability above all else | ||
10bag |
it'd work and look more readable to me | ||
10bag |
i thought the original regex was just for stripping forbidden chars from a string ie \"xcom:reborn\" to \"xcomreborn\" so why not just iterate using replace | ||
mystiksoda |
constructers its easy | ||
mystiksoda |
string.Replace() can only replace a string by another string and thats it, you have no controll over on how to replace or under which conditions so on and so fourth | ||
10bag |
well, everybody else just googles \"twitch tts\" and runs it in the background from someone's website | ||
mystiksoda |
overcomplicating* | ||
mystiksoda |
10bag the thing is he's not evercomplicating at all | ||
10bag |
i'm just curious bro, seems you over complicate things | ||
10bag |
programming master | ||
10bag |
remember two years ago when you were troubleshooting idiots trying to install python so they can run your broken scripts | ||
mystiksoda |
they just tell you it exists and that you should avoid using it | ||
10bag |
bro this attitude is why you struggle | ||
mystiksoda |
they don't really teach any regex in school at all | ||
mystiksoda |
wrong | ||
10bag |
you're moving goalposts | ||
10bag |
the regex is just for stripping chars you don't want though | ||
10bag |
? | ||
mystiksoda |
better yet, u lose actually | ||
mystiksoda |
u gain nothing | ||
10bag |
what's wrong with using replace for readability then? | ||
mystiksoda |
yes of course | ||
10bag |
bro he's gonna be trying to fix this code for the next decade, trust me | ||
10bag |
no i didn't but replacing characters in a string should be pretty ez |