codegirl007
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codegirl007
@codegirl007
serving from both ends is why I’m the life of the party. you wouldn’t understand.
Beigetreten Kasım 2021
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@DerekCorniello Oh I don't know, I just made a very broad assumption. I probably should have said "I assume that native browsers support treesitter." I primarily only use neovim so... there's that. :D
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@codegirl007 from what i can tell, VSCode, Sublime, and JetBrains all use TextMate style natively. otherwise, you have to use plugins that help support it, amiwrong?
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@DerekCorniello You don't need to use both. You can do it with treesitter grammars alone. It gives more precise highlighting and performance. You only need textmate if you're targeting an editor that doesn't support treesitter (which I believe most modern ones do).
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@codegirl007 im working on a proglang that i designed. from what i can tell, syntax highlighting is mainly done via textmate and treesitter grammars? is this correct?
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@C11_Otter Appreciate it. I'll add it to the list of repositories to reference. :)
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@codegirl007 github.com/yzziizzy/gpued…
I'm not claiming it's the best editor, but there are surprisingly few open source text editors out there to see how they did things. The undo system was especially annoying and still has a few bugs.
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@C11_Otter I’ll get there. I don’t write a whole lot of C so a lot of it is discovering how to do things as I go.
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@forGL_as_lang Yeah one of my next gohals is to incorporate LSPs and be able to do stuff with that as far as identifying problem areas. At some point, I'll use this editor to write this editor so that I can feel the pain points and resolve them.
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Enjoying your attitude and Incremental screen shots showing changes and new features, thanks !
Syntax colors use suggestions:
Problem areas RED
Hard coded constant numbers.
Constant Strings (i18n translation).
GREEN for // or multi line Comments.
Perhaps a useful feature most code editors do Not have is a filter based on Type of programming language element.
Also the collapse / expand some editors allow for function body or within { } for example.
So much for a "simple" editor :)
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@marcsh Not really. It's very... rudimentary right now. I don't write a ton of C usually so there's probably a lot of ... questionable decisions I've made. But it is a lot of fun at least.
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@onlyspxctre I tried to but failed! Haha. I’m still learning how to do things. I’ll get there!
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@frntend_dev Like it? It’s been a slow project because I only work on it for 20-30 minutes a day at most. But it’s one of the more fun projects because there’s a lot I don’t know how to do.
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@_andrewthecoder Yeah I need to add the concept of themes so there can be more color.
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@codegirl007 Is this all in c??? With the gobject shit?
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@_andrewthecoder I’m planning to. I just don’t know how yet so next time I work on it, I’ll have to do a bit of research.
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@codegirl007 I enjoyed very much making my terminal based text editor. Do you plan on including syntax highlighting? I did, but my implementation was pretty sloppy, I am sure there is a cleaner way.
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@_andrewthecoder It’s slow because I have other projects I’m working on but probably the most fun project I have right now.
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