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It's currently possible to include internal links to sections. I'd like to propose a similar feature for links to figures/images and tables.
It may make sense to provide this feature only if the figu…
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### What happened?
When attempting to compile the test target for my project, I get the following errors:
Error 1 (`SwiftDriver` error building `DependencyPackage-iOS`):
```
Module name "Depen…
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As far as I know, the only way to name the output of a bin target is through the `name` attribute of a `bin` section.
This, however, sets both the crate name and the output name.
It seems too restri…
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Is it possible to limit the symbols in meow-visit to only those within the grabbed selection?
A really nice work flow is to make a selection that I want to edit, grab it, and call visit to make cur…
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A lot of my time in rewriting the API in `icu_datetime` has been spent in figuring out the best name for traits and marker types. This is especially challenging when the best name for a trait happens …
sffc updated
2 months ago
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With @gergelyattilakiss we are building a Julia package to help typical applied economics workflows for data cleaning, as well as exploratory and regression analysis. The syntax follows that of Stata …
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Many languages provide a lightweight syntax for specifying anonymous functions, in which the function type is derived from the surrounding context.
Consider a slightly contrived example from the Go…
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Currently the plugin generates the `static let` properties as a `LocalizedStringResource`, but `String` has an initializer that works with String Catalogs as well:
`public init(localized key: Stati…
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@jan-janssen wrote
> Example code for discussion, initially I had:
>
> ```python
> @single_value_node("instance")
> def get_instance(instance):
> return instance
>
>
> @macro_node()
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The following setup works as intended for me, but goes to show how much easier things would be if I could use a function for `winhl`.
The main gist is, I want my windows to remember `i` or `n` mode…
nkgm updated
6 months ago