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The depicted code on its own doesn't make much sense for you, but what I see here is a template for same-ish behavior that I can refactor and reuse:
1) find existing inline token ranges
2) remove the markup pieces (backticks, parens, brackets, asterisks, underscores, ...) from all occurrences in the selected range (expanded to full "words")
3) in cases of italics, bold, and inline code, wrap the result in markup again *if* the intent seems to be to unify 2+ spans into one
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🏁 Milestone reached!
This "Inline Code" shortcut implementation
1. detects all existing inline code spans in the document
2. removes their backticks
3. wraps the result in a new pair of backticks.All in 27 lines of code 🎉
(And many hundred lines of text mutation library and token tree traversal)
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#emacs nerds, can you help me with the name of a concept?
We have multiple modes that collect snippets from other buffers, e.g. in `occur-mode`, rg.el, or #embark's "collect" buffers that are editable and will change the original location accordingly.
I'm thinking of "transclusion" here, but the most Emacs-y thing that comes to mind is, well, 'occur-mode' itself, but what's the name of concept of what occur.el does? 🤔
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It lives, and it works!
With this, I can now add wrappers to detect ranges in text buffers based on my AST/token tree information in the app and test-drive everything.
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Do I know any #MIDI message format experts?
Using #CoreMIDI I can get 256 bytes with multiple messages inside, e.g. for 2 instruments simultaneously playing a note.
The CoreMIDI "MIDI Packet" contains e.g. messages with 1 status byte and 2 data bytes for one message,
followed by multiple bytes that are 0x0 zero,
followed by 0x48 or 0b01001000 -- aka a data byte (highest bit is 0), but there is no status byte before that.I can't make sense of these non-zero non-status bytes
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Remember when #alistapart was an excellent resource with stellar design for web development and web design?
Now what on earth is this comment button and the social sharing ellipse madnes?
This is so tasteless, I wonder if the project was bought
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After so many people were amazed by #latexmk's capabilities to auto-refresh a LaTeX document preview, check this out:
latex-lsp/texlab: An implementation of the Language Server Protocol for LaTeX https://github.com/latex-lsp/texlab?tab=readme-ov-file
I didn't think there would be a language server for TeX documents but there you go!
In #Emacs/#Eglot, you now get auto-completion of all macros that are loaded by your project, even your own. 🤯
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I hate that I can't figure out how to disable clever ligarues, or babel shorthands, or whatever is causing
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to render as
„¿‘
Of course I'm using #xelatex and the no. 1 stack overflow answer then doesn't apply
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I hate that I can't figure out how to disable clever ligarues, or babel shorthands, or whatever is causing
,,?``
to render as
„¿‘
Of course I'm using #xelatex and the no. 1 stack overflow answer then doesn't apply
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I hate that I can't figure out how to disable clever ligarues, or babel shorthands, or whatever is causing
,,?``
to render as
„¿‘
Of course I'm using #xelatex and the no. 1 stack overflow answer then doesn't apply
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I hate that I can't figure out how to disable clever ligarues, or babel shorthands, or whatever is causing
,,?``
to render as
„¿‘
Of course I'm using #xelatex and the no. 1 stack overflow answer then doesn't apply
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I hate that I can't figure out how to disable clever ligarues, or babel shorthands, or whatever is causing
,,?``
to render as
„¿‘
Of course I'm using #xelatex and the no. 1 stack overflow answer then doesn't apply
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and thus, another day of PHP coding in emacs ensues.
I'm really happy with #yasnippets -- I used almost an identical facility in TextMate back in the day. Great for boilerplate reduction.
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@godlike I'm currently switching between #Intelephense (paid) and #PHPActor -- I'd love a combination of both. :)
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@godlike I'm currently switching between #Intelephense (paid) and #PHPActor -- I'd love a combination of both. :)
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@godlike I'm currently switching between #Intelephense (paid) and #PHPActor -- I'd love a combination of both. :)
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@godlike I'm currently switching between #Intelephense (paid) and #PHPActor -- I'd love a combination of both. :)
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@godlike I'm currently switching between #Intelephense (paid) and #PHPActor -- I'd love a combination of both. :)
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Had the weirdest support interaction, yet.
It turns out that someone wanted a refund for an app. No problem. #FastSpring thankfully reached out to me and I resolved the issue.
What I received for 2 days, though, were emails with all-caps subjects in Portuguese. I deleted these without even looking close as spam. Mods in our forum did the same there, it turns out.
I still can't quite grasp that someone bought an app on an English website and then email in their own language.
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The Magic of Property Testing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bpc8NpNHRc@krisajenkins followed up on Property-Based Testing and I love the demo.
Also #Purescript looks cools
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SwiftUI Challenge: 🏆
Can You Port this from #AutoLayout to #SwiftUI? Does it take you 10 minutes (like Auto Layout), less or more?
https://christiantietze.de/posts/2024/03/swiftui-challenge-port-from-auto-layout-to-swiftui
Share your solutions! 🔥
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🗒️ "Developer Voices" on Property-Based Testing Made Me Realize PBT’s Value https://christiantietze.de/posts/2024/03/developer-voices-on-property-based-testing/
None of what I took away from the linked podcast is a replacement for unit tests.
But it does sound like a much better high-level approach to regression testing and describing the rough behavior of systems!
Like host @krisajenkins says: PBT usually sounds impractical, but interesting in theory.
Now I feel like something new has opened up, and that is exciting.
#propery-based-testing
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🗒️ "Developer Voices" on Property-Based Testing Made Me Realize PBT’s Value https://christiantietze.de/posts/2024/03/developer-voices-on-property-based-testing/
None of what I took away from the linked podcast is a replacement for unit tests.
But it does sound like a much better high-level approach to regression testing and describing the rough behavior of systems!
Like host @krisajenkins says: PBT usually sounds impractical, but interesting in theory.
Now I feel like something new has opened up, and that is exciting.
#propery-based-testing
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🗒️ "Developer Voices" on Property-Based Testing Made Me Realize PBT’s Value https://christiantietze.de/posts/2024/03/developer-voices-on-property-based-testing/
None of what I took away from the linked podcast is a replacement for unit tests.
But it does sound like a much better high-level approach to regression testing and describing the rough behavior of systems!
Like host @krisajenkins says: PBT usually sounds impractical, but interesting in theory.
Now I feel like something new has opened up, and that is exciting.
#propery-based-testing