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Answer A: How does scoping work in R?
Unlike some other languages, all scoping in R is dynamic. When R evaluates an expression like `print(b)`, it looks up the function `print` in the current "environment", and later will look up the variable `b` in the same environment. Environments Environments are R objects that have two p...
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8 months ago
Question How does scoping work in R?
If I run `ls()` in R, it shows the variables (including functions) in my workspace. But there are other variables visible too, e.g. functions from packages like `ls` itself. And if I write a function myself, all of those are still visible as well as local variables from that function, but not varia...
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8 months ago
Answer A: How do I properly render a quad in OpenGL using a GL_TRIANGLE_STRIP primitive?
It looks like your `vertexSizeBytes` stride variable doesn't include `uvSize`. To figure things like this out, use this kind of logic: The shape of the image isn't a square, so something is wrong with the position coordinates. Possible problems: bad offset, bad stride, bad size, bad order o...
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8 months ago