In C and C++, the typedef keyword allows you to create an alias for a known data type.
Assuming you have the following code inside a ES6 class (documentation): /** * @typedef Test~options * @type {object.<string>} * @property {…
javascript typedef extend jsdoc type-definitionI’m trying to refactor and bring-over some old code, and I ran across something like this: struct foo; typedef …
c types typedef identifier redefinitionUsing typedef in C++ creates an alias for a type. So: typedef double Length; typedef double Mass; creates two aliases …
c++ typedefI have heard of some methods, but none of them have stuck. Personally I try to avoid complex types in …
c typedef cdeclI've defined an opaque structure and related APIs like this: typedef struct foo foo; foo *create_foo(...); delete_foo(foo *…
c struct typedef opaque-pointersA short introduction to what I want to achieve with this: I've a custom UIView where I want to make …
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