A few unused variables, and a few cases where clang would prefer it be made clear that an initializer is initializing two separate sub-objects, rather than using a flat list.
* Add unit tests for large digit count in unique names
* Updated to use arbitrary-precision unsigneds
Passes the new unit tests, all diagnostics, and resolves Issue 19881
* Place UnlimitedUnsigned at top level and add unit tests
* [pre-commit.ci] auto fixes from pre-commit.com hooks
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When checking angles Dim Auto Flip Text did not consider that angles can be almost -180 degrees and should then be treated the same as 180 degree angles.
When checking angles Dim Auto Flip Text did not consider that angles can be almost -180 degrees and should then be treated the same as 180 degree angles.
The identifier for groups/topics such as "Document" that have a class
with the samen name are suffixed with "Group", so the identifier becomes
"DocumentGroup". For groups/topics with no ambiguity the identifier
matches the topic name closely, for example "ExpressionFramework" for
topic "Expression Framework".
The documentation has topics, for example topic App which contains
namespace App or topic Document that contains class Document. This
commit makes sure that the topic has a link to the relevant class or
namespace, whereas the relevant class or namespace refers back to the
topic for a more high-level overview.
- The location of the documentation is improved (not in the cpp file
anymore but in core-app.dox). This prevents cluttering source with
high-level overviews typical of topic documentation.
- The formatting has been made consistent.
For the web version, the main page has improved with more information
about the organization with respect to the topics. The most important
topics are listed prominently on the main page as well.
Replace it with a piece of code that replicates the functionality. Also eliminate the round-trip through char * that this function was using (the final variable is stored as a std::string anyway).
