C++ doesn't do it much better tbh
#๐ช -progaming
dense sand
i always want to rewrite to rust when i have mental breakdown because something doesnt work
fleet cedar
Do
dense sand
id have to probably redo the classfile parser
valid jetty
this feels so weird to me because it just inherently feels so objective-C/java like
dense sand
i just like the win32 api style of naming
valid jetty
itโs so objc coded ๐ญ๐ญ๐ญ
dense sand
wth i never did objc ๐ญ
valid jetty
Method *methods = class_copyMethodList(uiColorClass, &methodCount); this is objc
dense sand
๐ญ
valid jetty
you can see where im coming from right
+ (UIColor *)simpleColorWithIndex:(int)index preferences:(NSUserDefaults *)preferences originalColor:(UIColor *)originalColor {
NSString *key = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"flora%@Color", index % 2 == 0 ? @"Primary" : @"Secondary"];
NSString *colorFromDefaults = [preferences objectForKey:key] ?: (index % 2 == 0 ? @"e8a7bf" : @"d795f8");
UIColor *colorAtKey = [self colorFromHexString:colorFromDefaults];
NSDictionary *original = [Utilities hsvColorWithColor:originalColor];
NSDictionary *custom = [Utilities hsvColorWithColor:colorAtKey];
id saturationInfluence = [preferences objectForKey:@"floraSaturationInfluence"];
id lightnessInfluence = [preferences objectForKey:@"floraLightnessInfluence"];
double saturationSplit = saturationInfluence != nil ? [saturationInfluence doubleValue] : 0.40;
double lightnessSplit = lightnessInfluence != nil ? [lightnessInfluence doubleValue] : 0.20;
// Use the custom color, with 40% saturation influence and a 20% brightness influence.
// Alpha is not affected by the custom colors. This is intentional.
return [UIColor colorWithHue:[[custom objectForKey:@"hue"] doubleValue]
saturation:[self averageWithSplit:saturationSplit firstValue:[original objectForKey:@"saturation"] secondValue:[custom objectForKey:@"saturation"]]
brightness:[self averageWithSplit:lightnessSplit firstValue:[original objectForKey:@"brightness"] secondValue:[custom objectForKey:@"brightness"]]
alpha:[[original objectForKey:@"alpha"] doubleValue]];
}
GetMethodByName seems like a bad idea, since name is not a key in that table
valid jetty
other than the [] syntax
dense sand
GetMethodByName seems like a bad idea, since name is not a key in that table
what
anyways if i were to rewrite in rust i guess i could use https://github.com/Palmr/classfile-parser
and fork it and edit to my needs
but i dont feel like rewriting 2K loc, even if its not that much
maybe on my next mental breakdwon
jade stone
Makefile my beloved
fleet cedar
GetInstructionByName -> GetInstructionName?
dense sand
yea i will rename it someday
valid jetty
im SO glad i added else if it makes these things so much neater
fn rune::encode(rune *self) -> string {
c := self.inner;
res := "";
if c <= 0x7F {
res.push(c);
} else if c <= 0x7FF {
res.push(0xC0 | (c >> 6) & 0x1F);
res.push(0x80 | (c & 0x3F));
} else if c <= 0xFFFF {
res.push(0xE0 | (c >> 12) & 0x0F);
res.push(0x80 | (c >> 6) & 0x3F);
res.push(0x80 | (c & 0x3F));
} else if c <= 0x10FFFF {
res.push(0xF0 | ((c >> 18) & 0x07));
res.push(0x80 | ((c >> 12) & 0x3F));
res.push(0x80 | ((c >> 6) & 0x3F));
res.push(0x80 | (c & 0x3F));
}
return res;
}
instead of
fn rune::encode(rune *self) -> string {
c := self.inner;
res := "";
if c <= 0x7F {
res.push(c);
} else { if c <= 0x7FF {
res.push(0xC0 | (c >> 6) & 0x1F);
res.push(0x80 | (c & 0x3F));
} else { if c <= 0xFFFF {
res.push(0xE0 | (c >> 12) & 0x0F);
res.push(0x80 | (c >> 6) & 0x3F);
res.push(0x80 | (c & 0x3F));
} else { if c <= 0x10FFFF {
res.push(0xF0 | ((c >> 18) & 0x07));
res.push(0x80 | ((c >> 12) & 0x3F));
res.push(0x80 | ((c >> 6) & 0x3F));
res.push(0x80 | (c & 0x3F));
}}}}
return res;
}
so much math for jvm initialization i cannot believe it
jade stone
@dense sand sending a null pointer exception in your direction
valid jetty
me too
dense sand
<@1001882673251356673> sending a null pointer exception in your direction
Leaking 20 mib of java classfiles your way
the horrendous switch is expanding
hoary sluice
even i have else if lmao ๐ญ
fleet cedar
If you make a jvm that costs <1mb for all programs I will be quite impressed
deep mulch
```rs
fn rune::encode(rune *self) -> string {
c := self.inner;
res := ""...
add when statement when
fleet cedar
Same time as she adds sum types probably
hoary sluice
shes obviously gonna call it match
royal nymph
DONT CALL IT WHEN
lavish frigate
we need when
fleet cedar
match match match
lavish frigate
we need when
let foo = false
when foo == true {
console.log(":3")
}
console.log("a")
foo = true
console.log("b")
a
:3
b
thoughts??
hoary sluice
yield yield yield yield yield yield yield yield yield yield yield
fleet cedar
I have doubts as to whether that would work together with any other language features
leaden crater
@valid jetty why does it change the address by 8 bytes instead of 4 for the b->v
fleet cedar
Like, any whatsoever
lavish frigate
I have doubts as to whether that would work together with any other language fea...
why
fleet cedar
What if you call a function that changes the watched expression but changes it back before returning
lavish frigate
it would be implemented so that the when condition runs every time the value of the variable changes
fleet cedar
Now you're leaking implementation details
lavish frigate
What if you call a function that changes the watched expression but changes it b...
fleet cedar
let mut foo = Foo { bar: 98 };
when foo.bar == 32 { println!("whatever"); }
foo.do_something();
``` does this trigger the when or notdoes do_something change bar?
fleet cedar
<@581573474296791211> why does it change the address by 8 bytes instead of 4 for...
48->4c is 4 bytes, 4c->50 is 4 bytes, what's the problem
fleet cedar
does do_something change bar?
Maybe? That's an implementation detail
lavish frigate
id implement it quite literally just so it runs all when conditions and potentially their code whenever the value of a variable/property is changed internally not sure why anything else matters
leaden crater
48->4c is 4 bytes, 4c->50 is 4 bytes, what's the problem
oh im stupid
i didnt know why it was wrong
fleet cedar
So now everything a function does is observable, rather than only the output
Are you trying to make Hyrum as powerful as a god or
lavish frigate
So now everything a function does is observable, rather than only the output
whatever sure
fleet cedar
jade stone
<https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/blob/master/tests/ui/weird-exprs.rs#L140>
Thanks for showing me that
I love
leaden crater
@deep mulch
austere idol
```js
let foo = false
when foo == true {
console.log(":3")
}
console.log("a"...
defer, but more versatile and broken?
lavish frigate
defer but not defer
Mostly because it works completely differently and has different use cases and is stupid to compare to defer
hoary sluice
```js
let foo = false
when foo == true {
console.log(":3")
}
console.log("a"...
thats an interrupt service routine triggered by a flag
formal belfry
https://tenor.com/view/impish-soyak-ears-crab-soyjak-wojak-cute-gif-27377393
WHat is that thing
valid jetty
```js
let foo = false
when foo == true {
console.log(":3")
}
console.log("a"...
so.. signals
valid jetty
<@581573474296791211> why does it change the address by 8 bytes instead of 4 for...
the c compiler works in magical ways
valid jetty
hold on i just looked over again
wdym it only goes up by 4
48 -> 4c is 4
4c -> 50 is 4
leaden crater
yea i was stupid
pseudo sierra
@deep mulch you will be forced to use functional programming for the rest of your life
inland widget
i tried a Native electron app iframe event observer but nope! can't change the URL.
you'd think MutationObserver would show iframes for discord but nope!
can't beat a good ol' setInterval, cache checker and document.querySelectorAll muahaha. anyway now i can actually toy with music embeds
& while i'm here, i made a solid few tweaks to the 'visual refresh' CSS too https://gist.github.com/yunruse/1c3850d49f3bc2d69d2d91738da7b29b
royal nymph
look at FixSpotifyEmbeds ๐ญ
inland widget
that was my first port of call ;-;
no amount of frame.executeJavaScript tomfoolery in "dom-ready" or even anything in "frame-created" seemed to get the thing to actually change its src - perhaps some reasonable security thing
valid jetty
<@581573474296791211> add reflection to elle
local fn __internal_throw_invalid_needle(ElleMeta meta, ElleMeta caller_meta, ...args) {
io::cprintf(
"[%s:%d:%d] ERROR: Expected a second argument of type 'string' or 'char'.\n",
caller_meta.file, caller_meta.line, caller_meta.column
);
for i := 0; i < meta.arity; i += 1 {
if meta.types[i] == "string" {
io::cprintf("%s", args.yield(string));
}
}
libc::abort();
}
fn string::contains(ElleMeta meta, string self, ...args) -> bool {
if meta.arity != 2 {
__internal_throw_invalid_needle(meta, "The needle argument was not provided.\n");
}
if meta.types[1] != "char" && meta.types[1] != "string" {
__internal_throw_invalid_needle(meta, "Got a value of type ", meta.types[1], " instead.\n");
}
needle := meta.types[1] == "char"
? #[args.yield(char), '\0']
: args.yield(string);
return (void *)strstr(self, needle) != nil;
}
``` reflection !!!"abc".contains("ab");
"abc".contains('a');
delete
it's so ulgy
valid jetty
delete
classes!!!
use std/prelude;
struct Animal {
void *speak;
void *inner;
};
fn Animal::speak(Animal *self) {
fn *speak = self.speak;
speak(self.inner);
}
namespace Cat;
fn Cat::speak(Cat *self) {
$println("the word that a cat would say");
}
fn Cat::new() {
animal := #alloc(Animal);
animal.speak = Cat::speak;
animal.inner = nil;
return animal;
}
struct Dog {
string name;
};
fn Dog::speak(Dog *self) {
$printf("woof im {}!", self.name);
}
fn Dog::new(string name) {
self := #alloc(Dog);
self.name = name;
animal := #alloc(Animal);
animal.speak = Dog::speak;
animal.inner = self;
return animal;
}
fn main() {
cat := Cat::new();
cat.speak();
dog := Dog::new("zoot");
dog.speak();
((Cat *)dog).speak();
}
deep mulch
classes!!!
```rs
use std/prelude;
struct Animal {
void *speak;
void *in...
DELETE
fleet cedar
Implement type errors next
valid jetty
wdym
oh
horror
i am NOT making elle a fully dynamic language
ive learnt from python and javascript that its just not a good idea
@royal nymph love?
function rosieWith<T>(arg: T, callback: Function) {
const descriptors = Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptors(Object.getPrototypeOf(arg));
for (const [key, descriptor] of Object.entries(descriptors)) {
typeof descriptor.value === "function" && ((window as any)[key] = descriptor.value.bind(arg));
}
callback();
for (const [key, descriptor] of Object.entries(descriptors)) {
typeof descriptor.value === "function" && delete (window as any)[key];
}
}
rosieWith([1, 2, 3], () => {
console.log(map(x => x * 2)); // [2, 4, 6]
});
// ๅฎ่กใใใJavaScriptใซใจใฉใผใ็บ็ใใพใใ:
// map is not defined
console.log(map(x => x * 2));
nop
lavish frigate
i thought this was elle at first and was about to say "ts!" yeah it is ts im a dumbass
valid jetty
is there a simpler way to do that
fleet cedar
You can very easily not do that
royal nymph
is there a simpler way to do that
use actual with?
valid jetty
use actual `with`?
its deprecated lol i wanted to recreate the fuctionality
for no reason in particular its just funny
royal nymph
it's deprecated for a good reason ๐ญ
royal nymph
is there a simpler way to do that
this is cooler
const validIdentifierRe = /^[A-Za-z_$][\w$]*$/;
const reservedKeyWords = ["break", "case", "catch", "class", "const", "continue", "debugger", "default", "delete", "do", "else", "export", "extends", "false", "finally", "for", "function", "if", "import", "in", "instanceof", "new", "null", "return", "super", "switch", "this", "throw", "true", "try", "typeof", "var", "void", "while", "with"];
const isValidIdentifier = k => typeof k === "string" && validIdentifierRe.test(k) && !reservedKeyWords.includes(k);
function getValidIdentifierKeys(obj) {
const keys = Reflect.ownKeys(obj).filter(isValidIdentifier);
const proto = Object.getPrototypeOf(obj);
if (proto) keys.push(...getValidIdentifierKeys(proto));
return keys.filter((k, idx) => keys.indexOf(k) === idx);
}
function realWith(obj, func) {
const keys = getValidIdentifierKeys(obj);
const values = keys.map(k =>
typeof obj[k] === "function"
? (...args) => obj[k](...args)
: obj[k]
);
return Function(...keys, "return " + func.toString())(...values)();
}
valid jetty
insane..
royal nymph
js so bad
fleet cedar
this is cooler
```js
const validIdentifierRe = /^[A-Za-z_$][\w$]*$/;
const reser...
That wouldn't have access to the actual lexical scope, would it?
ornate quiver
<@581573474296791211> why does it change the address by 8 bytes instead of 4 for...
something something alignment yadayada cache lines
also is that -O3
ornate quiver
compiler flag for max optimizations
leaden crater
yea i dont do pragma
i was just doing a simple address thing for school, and i was stupid
tho the ability to know where something is, makes me really want to segfault intentionally
supple whale
this is cooler
```js
const validIdentifierRe = /^[A-Za-z_$][\w$]*$/;
const reser...
what am i looking at
...why?
inland widget
namespace crimes, which are in the top three funnest kinds of programming crime
formal belfry
programming crime
inland widget
delicious delicious syntax sugar
formal belfry
who is taking us to jail
formal belfry
have u committed any crimes ๐
inland widget
almost definitely! plus i'm probably illegal in at least 100 countries
leaden crater
whats a transpiler
formal belfry
the compiler is trans so its a transpiler
inland widget
the kind of thing that TypeScript uses where it inputs code and outputs code
that too
a minifier is a basic kind of transpiler
hoary sluice
@valid jetty nixvim is so much easier to configure than normal lua
hoary sluice
why does this look like elle what have i caused
youre using go now????
valid jetty
no this is from a tsoding stream
hoary sluice
n*x
im serious
its so easy
everything works
im almost done
ive spent like 2 hours on this
(not including time spent crying that i couldnt get it set up)
valid jetty
(not including time spent crying that i couldnt get it set up)
as soon as you stray from god (mainstream distros) youre being brainwashed by the devil (nixos) to believe that all of the big problems you encounter are your fault (im not religious but this is the best analogy i can make)
hoary sluice
as soon as you stray from god (mainstream distros) youre being brainwashed by th...
still less total time spent than lua config
dense sand
zozin
formal belfry
joking
shrewd canopy
who uses that garbage?
idk how the hell people use it
tbh linux is nightmare if you use nvidia gpu
formal belfry
dont use nvidia then
lavish frigate
@valid jetty
dense sand
dense sand
<@581573474296791211>
too real
peak hull
anyone know how to use a native.ts file and a index.ts file but you need to use the index.ts file to interact with the native.ts file
inland widget
anyone know how to use a native.ts file and a index.ts file but you need to use ...
// inside your native.ts:
export function myFunc() {
console.log("I'm doing Electron tomfoolery yippee")
}
// In the imports of your index.ts:
const Native = VencordNative.pluginHelpers.YourPluginName as PluginNative<typeof import("./native")>;
// To call from your index.ts:
Native.myFunc()
They can be async as well if needed
deep mulch
WAHOO!
inland widget
Note that in some plugins (eg fixSpotifyEmbeds.desktop) this isn't necessary because native.ts just Does Stuff at the global level; because that's already ran there's no need to call in or anything
deep mulch
@jade stone help me with C++
for some reason the macro says params is unused even though it is
#define jni_func_name(name) Java_dev_zt64_mpvkt_LibMpv_##name
#define jni_func(return_type, name, ...) JNIEXPORT return_type JNICALL jni_func_name(name) (JNIEnv *env, jobject obj, ##__VA_ARGS__)
idk, i just use clangd
jade stone
whats that
insane
jade stone
this is clangd-tidy i think
thats a formatter, not a LSP
@deep mulch https://clangd.llvm.org/
so good
to set it up, just run bear -- make
deep mulch
i think clion uses clangd
ughhh so many warnings @jade stone
its always stull like this Clang-Tidy: 'apiType' declared with a const-qualified typedef; results in the type being '_jobject *const' instead of 'const _jobject *'
like what would i even do about that
deep mulch
i am going to go insane
love
uneven gate
bumpers!
uneven gate
```ts
// inside your native.ts:
export function myFunc() {
console.log("I'm do...
nvm I guess?
jade stone
read electron IPC docs and any every plugin that uses a native.ts
royal nymph
insane
function foo<O extends object, K extends keyof O>(thing: O, key: K) {}
guhhh forgot i could do that 
ended up inlining keyof O
O[keyof O] my beloved
uneven gate
read electron IPC docs and any every plugin that uses a native.ts
got it, [this](#๐ช
-progaming message) helped alot.
The syntax for the "import" scared me for a bit when reading other plugins
Note for future people, if you want your native.ts func to take arguments, you need a dummy unused arg in the native.ts function, it looks like this:
// inside your native.ts:
export function myFunc(_, arg0, arg1) {
console.log(`I'm doing Electron tomfoolery yippee ${arg0} ${arg1}`)
}
// In the imports of your index.ts:
const Native = VencordNative.pluginHelpers.YourPluginName as PluginNative<typeof import("./native")>;
// To call from your index.ts:
Native.myFunc("arg0", "arg1")
native spruce
@robust jackal need more context on what you're trying to do with the scene that you have
like whats your current code
you can find logs here
where are you applying that to
oh this is interesting
I do wonder if you could just put
.compatMentionCounter(
WVStore: WVStore,
pingCountText: pingCountText
)```
on appmenuyeah im not sure i havent tried that before
ill experiment with it later (playing game rn
nvm ill do it now
have a project that actually setup
@robust jackal wait cant you use .onChange(of: ) { _ in
instead of .onChange(of: ) { _,_ in
this should work on macos 13
since you're not using before and only after this should work, though its deprecated (but who cares!)
lavish frigate
cursor ai
delicate groveBOT
Alright @robust jackal, in 10 hours: โฆ
wispy kernel
Did it work?
spark tiger
Did it work?
no shit
lavish frigate
js config is terrible and we should explode js package devs who use them
ionic lake
why
deep mulch
@ionic lake taskyyy
ionic lake
hey
stiff elk
I'm having the same issue too, did you find a fix?
dawn ledge
imagine getting flashbanged by this at 4am
get a life
delicate groveBOT
@robust jackal, <t:1744181536:R>: โฆ
lavish frigate
valid jetty
LMAO
supple whale
has any1 here ever used workbox?
import { cleanupOutdatedCaches, precacheAndRoute } from 'workbox-precaching'
import { clientsClaim, skipWaiting } from 'workbox-core'
import { build, files, prerendered, version } from '$service-worker'
const precache = [...build, ...files, ...prerendered, '/'].map(file => ({
url: file,
revision: version
}))
precacheAndRoute(precache)
cleanupOutdatedCaches()
clientsClaim()
skipWaiting()
is this enough?
or do i need some extra shit
dense sand
if i have a string, is there any easy/performant way in C to create a "hash"-like number i can use to compare strings so i dont have to use strcmp
supple whale
if i have a string, is there any easy/performant way in C to create a "hash"-lik...
you want consistent number size?
leaden crater
if i have a string, is there any easy/performant way in C to create a "hash"-lik...
do you char c[] = "blah" or string c = "blah"
dense sand
char ptr
leaden crater
so char
dense sand
yes i guess
supple whale
i'd do smth around the idea of
long num = 0;
for (auto i = 0; i < c.size(); ++i) {
num += 31 * (long)c[i];
}
smth like that?
dense sand
mm sure
supple whale
very pseudo code
havent written C code in like.... 3 years
so i'm going hard off of memory
you could also use % if u want a somewhat consistent size
but there are defo better ways of doing it xd
leaden crater
cant do this?
char* c = "blahc";
char* d = "blahd";
while (*c && *d) {
if (*c != *d) {
return *c - *d;
}
c++;
d++;
}
``` ?oh you want to string compare?
A/B problem lol, i thought u wanted a persistent hash XD
dense sand
yea well ill be storing a large amount of strings in map like structure, where the stirng is the key, and using strcmp for each entry isnt very effective
leaden crater
idk if c has more than strcmp / strncmp
dense sand
cant do this?
```c
char* c = "blahc";
char* d = "blahd";
while (*c && *d) {
...
this is basically strcmp implementation
also you dont seem to handle \0
supple whale
you.... could do a cursed map-map-map
leaden crater
also you dont seem to handle \0
its in && i think
supple whale
it will implode ur memory requirements tho
dense sand
yep!
supple whale
except u use bitwise shift instead of mult
dense sand
i will probably use it then
supple whale
which yeah makes more sense
dense sand
thanks
supple whale
ayyyyy, stonks, i'm not THAT much of a dumbass
dense sand
lmao
supple whale
```ts
import { cleanupOutdatedCaches, precacheAndRoute } from 'workbox-precachin...
now help me
XD
actually never used workbox b4
dawn ledge
if i have a string, is there any easy/performant way in C to create a "hash"-lik...
simhash
lc.g simhash
visual shellBOT
lc.g simhash
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dawn ledge
average internet plebian not embracing the superior light mode
dawn ledge
great now you can explore hdr support in wayland and explain it to me
leaden crater
average internet plebian not embracing the superior light mode
light mode was so bad they made dark mode, because if it was good, there would be light mode 2 but there isnt, however there is dark mode 2 ๐ฅ
dawn ledge
light mode so good it didnt need a sequel, nothing could be as good as it is
supple whale
great now you can explore hdr support in wayland and explain it to me
unfortunately for you i'm only interested in debian 12
and no other linux distro
fleet cedar
@valid jetty just got around to adding elseif, was pretty easy ```diff
let cond = parse_expr(parser, ctx)?;
let then = parse_tree(parser.delim('{')?, ctx.sub());
let els = if parser.keyword("else").is_ok() {
-
Some(parse_tree(parser.delim('{')?, ctx.sub()))
-
if parser.clone().keyword("if").is_ok() { -
Some(vec![parse_stmt(parser, ctx)?]) -
} else { -
Some(parse_tree(parser.delim('{')?, ctx.sub())) -
} } else { None };
debian 6
supple whale
uuuh
i think the core for bookworm is 6
but its called debian 12?
i dont get it ngl
valid jetty
<@581573474296791211> just got around to adding elseif, was pretty easy ```diff
...
oh my god ๐ญ๐ญ๐ญ
leaden crater
it sounds funny
peak hull
```ts
// inside your native.ts:
export function myFunc() {
console.log("I'm do...
thanks dude, i couldn't figure that out lol
leaden crater
<@581573474296791211> just got around to adding elseif, was pretty easy ```diff
...
how did you do red green
fleet cedar
@fleet cedar hi i request your wisdom
fleet cedar
Speak
valid jetty
my parser is technically multi pass, as in, i parse imports first, then structs, then functions and constants
which means the parser before ignored every token that was invalid, just skipped it entirely without throwing an error because it could be a valid token but the wrong pass
now i explicitly skip primitive parsing instead and throw an error
but is there a saner way to do that
what i mean is, before, every token that was deemed "invalid" was skipped, which means you can put top level statements and have them be completely ignored by the parser
now i explicitly do this sort of thing for every structure when its the wrong pass
if !should_parse {
if external {
while self.parser.current_token().kind != TokenKind::Semicolon {
self.parser.advance();
}
self.parser.expect_tokens(vec![TokenKind::Semicolon]);
self.parser.advance();
} else {
while self.parser.current_token().kind != TokenKind::LeftCurlyBrace {
self.parser.advance();
}
self.parser.expect_tokens(vec![TokenKind::LeftCurlyBrace]);
self.parser.advance();
let mut nesting = 0;
loop {
if self.parser.current_token().kind == TokenKind::LeftCurlyBrace {
nesting += 1;
}
if self.parser.current_token().kind == TokenKind::RightCurlyBrace {
if nesting > 0 {
nesting -= 1;
} else {
break;
}
}
self.parser.advance();
}
self.parser.expect_tokens(vec![TokenKind::RightCurlyBrace]);
self.parser.advance(); // Go past the right curly brace
}
return None;
}
but is there a better way to do that
like for structs its
if !should_parse {
if namespace {
while self.parser.current_token().kind != TokenKind::Semicolon {
self.parser.advance();
}
} else {
while self.parser.current_token().kind != TokenKind::RightCurlyBrace {
self.parser.advance();
}
self.parser.expect_tokens(vec![TokenKind::RightCurlyBrace]);
self.parser.advance();
}
self.parser.expect_tokens(vec![TokenKind::Semicolon]);
self.parser.advance();
return None;
}
That does sound a bit nasty
The optimal strategy obviously depends on the language being parsed
valid jetty
i still need to skip the tokens, but i also dont want to do the naive "parse anyway but dont add it to the final ast"
for big structs or functions with big bodies that could be performance degrading
fleet cedar
I strongly recommend matching together delimiters before doing the main parsing
It makes everything so much nicer
valid jetty
what do you mean matching together delimiters?
fleet cedar
Have tokens as a tree instead of a list
fleet cedar
Yeah for example
valid jetty
and tag it as "unparsed function" then skip that when its the wrong pass?
wait wdym a tree
fleet cedar
At the lexing stage (or just after), I pair delimiters together so instead of fn foo ( arg1 : num ) { print ( arg1 ) ; } it's fn foo (...) {...}
valid jetty
i wouldve thought just like a Vec<Token, Vec<Token>)> and the example would be vec![Token::of("fn"), vec![...]]
valid jetty
At the lexing stage (or just after), I pair delimiters together so instead of `f...
ah
fleet cedar
And then for the first parse stage I just chuck that whole {...} into the ast node to be parsed later
valid jetty
i see thats probably a better way to do it yeah but then is it really a token stream
fleet cedar
Depends on how you define token stream
I do store it as a flat list, but the cursor type exposes it as a tree
valid jetty
yeah but under very loose terms you could consider this a parsing
fleet cedar
Yeah it's a matter of definitions
What I do know is that it's very convenient, and gives pretty decent error recovery cheaply
valid jetty
tbh having a preprocessing of the tokens before theyre properly parsed isnt a bad idea
ok i think ill put this under a todo and work on it in a day or two probably thank youuu
valid jetty
@deep mulch @placid cape @hoary sluice opinions?
// by default all private
fn foo() {} // foo is implicitly private
pub fn bar() {} // bar is explicitly public
global pub; // every function in the module is public
!pub fn foo() {} // foo is explicitly private
fn bar() {} // bar is implicitly public
// by default every method is defined unless specified with the `external` keyword
fn foo() {} // requires `{}` if not external
external fn bar(); // if external, requires just `;` and throws if you try to provide a body
global external; // every function in the module is external
!external fn foo() {} // explicitly defined, requires `{}`
fn bar(); // implicitly external, requires just `;`
i already implemented this, its a more extensible system than global pub and local like i had before
global external is useful for header files which are pretty much always only external functions
i cant tell if this is a sane thing to have in the language though
deep mulch
<@289556910426816513> <@525316393768452098> <@415132870252822539> opinions?
```...
idk about the global one
it would be easier to just prefix with pub as needed
valid jetty
you already can
you can do that
but if you want to make them all public at once and only make specific ones private
deep mulch
not worth the effort to implement imo
valid jetty
there i changed it, does that make more sense lol
deep mulch
@valid jetty
valid jetty
not worth the effort to implement imo
i already implemented it
valid jetty
writing raylib bindings in elle
thats why i added global external
the raylib bindings are quite literally just external functions, structs, and enums
deep mulch
writing raylib bindings in elle
add automatic generation when
valid jetty
at some point but that essentially means writing a whole C parser
valid jetty
wouldnt you just parse the header
C headers can contain C code
deep mulch
why
valid jetty
a .h file can be a .c file in disguise
deep mulch
how does cgo do it
valid jetty
To use cgo write normal Go code that imports a pseudo-package "C". The Go code can then refer to types such as C.size_t, variables such as C.stdout, or functions such as C.putchar.
If the import of "C" is immediately preceded by a comment, that comment, called the preamble, is used as a header when compiling the C parts of the package. For example:
// #include <stdio.h>
// #include <errno.h>
import "C"
The preamble may contain any C code, including function and variable declarations and definitions. These may then be referred to from Go code as though they were defined in the package "C". All names declared in the preamble may be used, even if they start with a lower-case letter. Exception: static variables in the preamble may not be referenced from Go code; static functions are permitted.
valid jetty
thats a big thing to write lmao
deep mulch
annotations
formal belfry
valid jetty
yeah i would make a syntax like
use foo/bar @c;
there is already an annotation/"attribute" syntax in elle why not use it
deep mulch
use foo/bar.h
valid jetty
no bc elle imports dont have an extension
you just use foo/bar;
where there exists a ./foo/bar.le file
deep mulch
guh?
valid jetty
why does my brain work like thisssss
between 22:00 and 4:00 my brain was so clear and i could think properly of how i want to do xyz
now itโs 4:10 and my brain is suddenly super cloudy and i just canโt think properly anymore
how does this happen
royal nymph
how does this happen
chloroform
dense sand
how does this happen
Sleep
deep mulch
now itโs 4:10 and my brain is suddenly super cloudy and i just canโt think prope...
rosie discovers the effects of sleep deprivation
inner bone
Is it possible to make the .bat file that compiles Vencord so that it automatically selects the stable (which is the only) version and patches it without having to press enter?
inner bone
thanks
formal belfry
what the heck
ai slop or nah
chat
IM NOT READIN ALL AT
the fudg
my brain hurts trying to comprehend that
ok bruh dont put your git diff into chatgpt.com
austere idol
why?? why????
elder scaffold
why does that guy speak an ai model
formal belfry
bruh
im like
30% zoomed out
and its still going
oh ma god
this merge request is werid
aDdEd FoR xDg ShElL
this guy de formatted every file bruh
fleet cedar
Love all these
fleet cedar
Do you add that in random unrelated places in your PRs?
formal belfry
new lines? if u dont add an empty comment the line break will get molested by the formatter
๐
that is hilarious
nahh
bro edited this in
fleet cedar
Somehow I don't see that pr getting merged
formal belfry
why would it
lol
im just alughing because i got called autistic
at 3am in the morning
dawn ledge
definitely not the time to be looking at hyprland slop
hoary sluice
blud used shittier
hoary sluice
new lines? if u dont add an empty comment the line break will get molested by th...
why are u doing 2 line breaks
frozen pollen
Ello
valid jetty
@hoary sluice huge
do i call it
fn BeginMode2D(Camera2D camera) @alias("rl::begin_mode_2D"); // Begin 2D mode with custom camera (2D)
fn EndMode2D() @alias("rl::end_mode_2D"); // Ends 2D mode with custom camera
or
fn BeginMode2D(Camera2D camera) @alias("rl::begin_mode_2d"); // Begin 2D mode with custom camera (2D)
fn EndMode2D() @alias("rl::end_mode_2d"); // Ends 2D mode with custom camera
snake_case shouldn't have capital letters
valid jetty
yeah but begin_mode_2d feels weird
fleet cedar
No it doesn't
valid jetty
maybe begin_mode_2D feels weirder
fleet cedar
warning: function `begin_mode_2D` should have a snake case name
--> src/lib.rs:1:4
|
1 | fn begin_mode_2D() {}
| ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ help: convert the identifier to snake case: `begin_mode_2_d`
|
= note: `#[warn(non_snake_case)]` on by default
```The rustc has spokenYeah that suggestion isn't great ngl
placid cape
<@289556910426816513> <@525316393768452098> <@415132870252822539> opinions?
```...
!pub is an interestic concept ๐ค
valid jetty
i had global pub and local before but i dont wanna add a new keyword for everything you can make global module-wide
so you can just do !pub for private and !external for non-external
placid cape
Yeah that's good
winged mantle
is code duplication here acceptable
valid jetty
cant you just do a thing like
function read_entity(reader: StringReader, prefix: string, error: string): string | Error {
if (reader.skip_over(prefix)) {
const id = reader.read_until(">");
reader.read();
if (is_snowflake(id))
return id;
} else {
const id = reader.read_until(" ");
if (is_snowflake(id))
return id;
}
return { error };
}
export function read_role(reader: StringReader): string | Error {
return read_entity(reader, "<@&", "Expected role mention or ID");
}
export function read_channel(reader: StringReader): string | Error {
return read_entity(reader, "<#", "Expected channel ping or ID");
}
what language is this
and whats the difference between the 2 codeblocks
oh
everything lowercase
you should never use capital letters except in type names and in documentation
whoever invented capital letters is a bad person
valid jetty
@hoary sluice did you see !pub
hoary sluice
And in hexadecimal literals
no
hoary sluice
0xFF <:blobcatcozy:1026533070955872337>
0xff <:husk:1026532993923293184>
0xff
0xFF 
๐๐ฟ 
hoary sluice
.
i think u should have implicit private and explicitly mark everything, no global no !
valid jetty
i think u should have implicit private and explicitly mark everything, no global...
until you have a big binding
the horrors
hoary sluice
why did u put global pub everywhere
hoary sluice
beautiful
valid jetty
having to mark every function as public and external when there are 556 functions to mark just adds a bunch of repetition for no reason especially considering there are 0 functions with a body
hoary sluice
better than having unreadable sections
valid jetty
its not unreadable
if you want, i can get rid of global pub and add scoped specifiers
pub external {
fn foo(); // public external
fn bar(); // public external
}
fn baz() {} // private, non external
that doesnt make it better i just dont like stuff like that in general
impl block in rust is already far enough
valid jetty
yeah but rust is verbose asf
hoary sluice
the good kind of verbose
valid jetty
tell me why i have to specify pub on the struct itself and every single member of the struct
#[derive(Debug, Clone, Eq, PartialEq)]
pub struct MemoryOperation {
pub left: Box<AstNode>,
pub right: Box<AstNode>,
pub value: Option<Box<AstNode>>,
pub left_location: Rc<Location>,
pub right_location: Rc<Location>,
pub value_location: Rc<Location>,
pub is_deref: bool,
}
like i get why but
its annoying
valid jetty
why not pub by default like a sane language
hoary sluice
rust is a sane language
valid jetty
why is every field hidden unless you explicitly mark it as visible
hoary sluice
because private by default makes a lot more sense
fleet cedar
Why would exposing your guts be the default
hoary sluice
youd rather not expose something on accident and the compiler will tell you than expose something on accident and have the compires not tell you
valid jetty
i mean maybe but for big structs that kind of verbosity is annoying
valid jetty
#[derive(Debug, Clone, Eq, PartialEq, Default)]
pub struct Function {
pub linkage: Linkage,
pub name: String,
pub variadic: bool,
pub external: bool,
pub builtin: bool,
pub volatile: bool,
pub format: bool,
pub lambda: bool,
pub unaliased: Option<String>,
pub usable: bool,
pub imported: bool,
pub generics: Vec<String>,
pub known_generics: HashMap<String, Type>,
pub arguments: Vec<((Type, Value), bool)>,
pub return_type: Option<Type>,
pub blocks: Vec<Block>,
}
maybe those bool flags should just be a flags: u32
but thats optimistic refactoring
fleet cedar
maybe those bool flags should just be a flags: u32
Absolutely not
flags: FunctionFlags, where struct FunctionFlags(pub u32);
valid jetty
husk
hoary sluice
#[derive(Debug, Clone, Eq, PartialEq, Default)]
pub struct Function {
priv linkage: Linkage,
priv name: String,
priv variadic: bool,
priv external: bool,
priv builtin: bool,
priv volatile: bool,
priv format: bool,
priv lambda: bool,
priv unaliased: Option<String>,
priv usable: bool,
priv imported: bool,
priv generics: Vec<String>,
priv known_generics: HashMap<String, Type>,
priv arguments: Vec<((Type, Value), bool)>,
priv return_type: Option<Type>,
priv blocks: Vec<Block>,
}
why is that syntax highlighted
hoary sluice
you wanna do c++ public: private: blocks?
lavish frigate
why not pub by default like a sane language
so you dont accidentally expose things and cause too much garbage to show up on autocomplete/docs its one of the most sane things about rust
hoary sluice
why is that syntax highlighted
cause the dicord lsp is good ilek that
fleet cedar
Lsp in discord code blocks when
valid jetty
```rs
#[derive(Debug, Clone, Eq, PartialEq, Default)]
pub struct Function {
...
im saying to have a way to toggle it
hoary sluice
that will just cause confusion
it doesnt take that much effort to write pub 20 times
valid jetty
so you dont accidentally expose things and cause too much garbage to show up on ...
hmmmm
hoary sluice
:norm _ipub youre done
fleet cedar
Or block selection
lavish frigate
you dont need a member to be public more often than not like look at oop language its insane everything is just made private for "getters" and "setters"
dreamed up by the utterly deranged
valid jetty
lol yeah in oop languages that stuff is horror
at least C# has like int member { get; protected set; }
and that kind of thing
hoary sluice
lavish frigate
its funny how everyone is doing a functional shift now
lavish frigate
its funny how everyone is doing a functional shift now
we are finally recovering after the atomic bomb that was java
hoary sluice
jade stone
this was generated from doing (orig cond) && !(newCond)
hoary sluice
why are you not using nvim
hoary sluice
we are finally recovering after the atomic bomb that was java
they need to stop teaching java in schools and start teaching OCaml instead
lavish frigate
so true
hoary sluice
start all kids on the current version on icps (if statements, 1 argument functions with no currying, a print statement, and nothing else)
valid jetty
LMAO THE We had a tool for that ๐ญ๐ญ๐ญ๐ญ๐ญ๐ญ๐ญ๐ญ๐ญ
this one is funnier than other ones ive seen
lavish frigate
STOP DOING PHP
YEARS OF GENERATING HTML yet NO REAL-WORLD USE FOUND for going higher than HTMX
Wanted to go higher for anyway for a laugh? We had a tool for that: It was called DRUGS!
jade stone
why are you not using nvim
Insane
Few reasons
It sucks on windows, even more so on arm where a bunch of extensions just don't build
I'm developing a vscode extension
The ui is nice for things like tests
I hate lua
lavish frigate
oh firefox... how much i hate you...
supple whale
It sucks on windows, even more so on arm where a bunch of extensions just don't ...
you running windows on arm?
hoary sluice
It sucks on windows, even more so on arm where a bunch of extensions just don't ...
arent you a nix enthusiast, where are you running nix
lavish frigate
fun fact im working on a companies website rn and they are proud of having ai generated stuff so i have to add this to pages lol
jade stone
arent you a nix enthusiast, where are you running nix
Didn't we already talk about this
My laptop does not support linux
jade stone
you running windows on arm?
Yes
jade stone
on the elite chips?
yes
jade stone
oh firefox... how much i hate you...
what feature 
supple whale
yes
how... fucked is it? like how many "fucking hell X doesnt work again" have u had?
also did u try gaming on them?
lavish frigate
what feature <:wires:1262562427422244874>
position anchors
hoary sluice
Didn't we already talk about this
My laptop does not support linux
yes i know which is why i asked where youre running nix
does nix run in wsl or something
or do you have a different machine
jade stone
yes i know which is why i asked where youre running nix
i run nix on my desktop
jade stone
does nix run in wsl or something
it does, and i do that on windows on my desktop, but while it should work on wsl, there's no arm build of nixos-wsl to download
hoary sluice
it does, and i do that on windows on my desktop, but while it should work on wsl...
you have windows on your desktop too?
jade stone
you have windows on your desktop too?
yes, i play valorant sometimes
i installed it last month just for that
hoary sluice
@valid jetty we should implement bluetooth over ip
hoary sluice
it does, and i do that on windows on my desktop, but while it should work on wsl...
can u run debian arm with nix installed
valid jetty
almost done with raylib bindings
well not really
i did all the structs and enums
and 185/556 functions
i wish i could craft a regex to do this but i cant
it has to convert pascal case to snake case and align everything which is just a lot more effort than i would like to make a regex out of
i dont think this is very easy to do with :norm either
because i still have to convert pascal case to snake case
shrewd canopy
Just ask ChatGPT to do it lol
valid jetty
im scared itll get it wrong tho
there are some assumptions i make
like, the const keyword doesnt exist in types
so const unsigned char * is just u8 * but the ai doesnt know that
shrewd canopy
Oh well
winged mantle
cant you just do a thing like
```ts
function read_entity(reader: StringReader, p...
but users also support @ or @!
and at that point i think code readability would be sacrificed
valid jetty
but users also support @ or @!
idk i just wrote what you showed in 1 function
valid jetty
repeating it is probably fine, but i would do like if (prefix === "<@") read.skip_over("!"); in the single function and just move on
jade stone
can u run debian arm with nix installed
yea but it's a pain in the ass to do it
cba for my laptop
winged mantle
repeating it is *probably* fine, but i would do like `if (prefix === "<@") read....
ah i would never think of this thanks
(seriously)
(i never do things like that ๐ญ)
this somehow feels... better to me
valid jetty
yeah thats good
winged mantle
somehow listing every expected parameter makes it feel.. less hacky
lavish frigate
just use the discord client code :3
winged mantle
i also did null instead of error... because if i want translation the parser having that responsibility is weird
wondering whether if i translate bot i should translate slash command names
(would help if i actually knew any languages other than english)
stiff elk
your username seems familiar, aren't you on xda or somewhere?
yes, sometimes I go on their ASUS Zenfone 9 board
winged mantle
shrewd canopy
Product was vibe-coded, rejected
dawn ledge
snake case in js/ts is cursed
valid jetty
242 / 556 functions done
278 is halfway
@hoary sluice have you ever heard of a https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centripetal_CatmullโRom_spline
winged mantle
snake case in js/ts is cursed
yeah i think i should use camelCase but it will take forever to rework
i feel like if you're vibe coding you've gotta be throwing code quality out the window
dawn ledge
lol
dawn ledge
<@415132870252822539> have you ever heard of a https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cen...
another spline to haunt me at night
i am sick and tired of curves and splines
valid jetty
another spline to haunt me at night
centripetal catmull-rom spline โค๏ธ
winged mantle
i don't really know what my overall opinions are
i find it kind of cringy but would i say ai has no place in code at all
idrk
blazing haven
i find it kind of cringy but would i say ai has no place in code at all
the problem will sort itself soon enough
when there are no more capable people anymore because all they did was rely on ai xd
demand for real programmers will skyrocket then
royal nymph
when there are no more capable people anymore because all they did was rely on a...
you will be one of them
blazing haven
you will be one of them
i have quite literally not once in my life used ai to assist me in coding, debugging or anything of the sorts
winged mantle
i just would not like my code having ai generated stuff in it
royal nymph
i have quite literally not once in my life used ai to assist me in coding, debug...
okay boooomer
winged mantle
i would want to look at code and know who wrote it
ai is not a person
it feels weird
blazing haven
okay boooomer
hinders your personal growth and gatekeeps knowledge from yourself if you have someone do the heavy lifting for you (and thats even assuming the ai does it properly, which it most likely doesnt)
blazing haven
https://tenor.com/view/nerd-emoji-nerd-typing-keyboard-snitch-gif-63032566503563...
don't make me be mean ๐
valid jetty
when there are no more capable people anymore because all they did was rely on a...
yeah thats exactly why im trying to not rely on ai
winged mantle
i don't use ai full stop
valid jetty
i dont wanna fry my brain and lose my actual knowledge and skill
winged mantle
only for the memes
winged mantle
lmao
blazing haven
yeah thats exactly why im trying to not rely on ai
also best case: the ai does everything properly just the way you want
... but you don't know that until you manually check every line the ai produced... soooo.... might aswell do it urself
winged mantle
i think i have a similar sentiment to linus torvalds
valid jetty
lmao yeah EXACTLY
valid jetty
why make ai write it when i have to check everything anyway
winged mantle
but i don't see ai coding really being something that interests me
valid jetty
if anything its more effort because when i write it myself i know exactly how i wrote the code and how it works
supple whale
AI is useful as a "more advanced google search" for finding solutions, rather than solving problems, that's it
valid jetty
when ai writes it i have to first understand the code it wrote
winged mantle
i often get frustrated by not finding stuff on google
winged mantle
but i feel like in those cases ai would hallucinate?
blazing haven
i often get frustrated by not finding stuff on google
try different search engines
valid jetty
i often get frustrated by not finding stuff on google
ai is good for that actually
blazing haven
depending on what it is u r looking for
valid jetty
sometimes there is just something on the tip of my tongue and google is just not helpful anymore
winged mantle
i was trying to work out what the typescript type for anything apart from null is
valid jetty
i ask ai more or less paraphrasing what i want and it tells me what its called
winged mantle
could not find anything directly answering that
valid jetty
thats the one usecase ive found for it
valid jetty
i was trying to work out what the typescript type for anything apart from null i...
{}
winged mantle
i wasn';t suure if it was {} or what
i was trying to double check
NonNullable<unknown> is {}
but i thought nonnullable made all of the values non null
blazing haven
least unhinged update screen
the undefined
winged mantle
was getting confused with Required
supple whale
the undefined
yeah, cuz i'm forcefully entering the update page when there's no update
so it goes "wtf how u get here"
winged mantle
i have a page which appears when you're not logged in
blazing haven
so it goes "wtf how u get here"
better than a crash ig
winged mantle
is the appropriate text for the button to log in continue?
supple whale
better than a crash ig
normally if there's no update and u enter the update page it kicks you out back to the app
blazing haven
thats squid game
blazing haven
sorry but could you elaborate
elaborate what xd
blazing haven
i did not watch squid game...
no i was saying thats the name of a "film" u remember
xd
squirrelbot and squid game sounds close enough
(it doesnt)
winged mantle
ah
blazing haven
i am german
winged mantle
movie is a weird one
winged mantle
because it should be talkie
wasn;t that the original name
for movies with sound
nvm
did i imagine that
inner bone
Is it possible to somehow run a .bat file from vencord (for example, by command)?
blazing haven
xd
winged mantle
i honestly find snake case easier to read
it's like a written sentence with spaces
just ignore the underscores
less mental effort than trying to identify words by capital letters which could look different between fonts
fleet cedar
Does separating the words take conscious effort for you?
hoary sluice
<@415132870252822539> have you ever heard of a https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cen...
yes 3 seconds ago
when i read this
shrewd canopy
Is it possible to somehow run a .bat file from vencord (for example, by command)...
yeah, through native.ts
winged mantle
it's funny how refactoring my parsing to be cleaner has solved so many issues
that is to say, it's cleaner and shouldn't be any slower either or mean more code
there was something super dirty which i realised i could totally just use regex
i was also using exceptions for user facing errors when i realised i could just use a discriminated union
I guess it's hard when it's being parsed to Record<string, OptionValue> | { error: string } but i think i'll do { result: Record<string, OptionValue> } | {error: string }
wondering
in discord commands is it better to have like
.say 'quoted string: \'hello\'.' or
.say 'quoted string: ''hello''.'
i guess escaping with backslash is invisible
royal nymph
neither
winged mantle
i am supporting unquoted strings
but i thought i might as well support quoted too
maybe for like polls so it knows the boundary between each option
.poll 'hawaiian pizza' 'meatbals'
dawn ledge
do it the discord.py way
winged mantle
wonder if i should do imagegen in my bot to be fancier embeds or that's just bad for accessibility therefore pointless
dawn ledge
slash commands trol
suffer
winged mantle
do it the discord.py way
how does discord.py do it
i just greedily eat everything until - or -- for flag
dawn ledge
no clue
but it does it well
dawn ledge
i once wrote a hybrid command framework for oceanic handling flags and strings
unfortunately my back up has been thanos snapped
winged mantle
if it's not the last positional argumenrt
winged mantle
i once wrote a hybrid command framework for oceanic handling flags and strings
u...
if you want to help i want to make it standalone to use in other bots
to allow for server specific prefix i think i will have a preParse option that's passed into the command handler instance
which returns something like { prefix: "!", trimWhitespace: true }
dawn ledge
true
winged mantle
vee will force pinned package vesrion
dawn ledge
if you want to help i want to make it standalone to use in other bots
i wish, sadly i cant since my laptop broke down (again) and the machine im on currently is windows (god forbid i every do any serious dev work on windows)
pearl stagBOT
https://github.com/Rapptz/discord.py/blob/master/discord/ext/commands/view.py#L1...
view.py: Line 155
# to embed a quote inside the string you must escape it: "a \"world\""
yeah that's kind of ugly
winged mantle
they don't have to
it's only if you want to use quoted string
but i don't think there's a better solution for poll
(idk if there's any reason to do a poll command any more anyway but there are probably similar commands)
dawn ledge
making end users escape stuff or use quotes sucks lol
its optional
dawn ledge
you cant really discern if "hello "world"" is ["hello", "world", ""] or ['hello "world"']
other than escaping
and i'd much rather go with \ since its the defacto way of escaping things in strings
winged mantle
when do you use it besides programming
dawn ledge
if you really want you can support all sorts of quotes (like single, jp, ...) so people can nest them instead of escaping
winged mantle
i support single and double
idk if i am gonna try to translate commands yet
i probaly should not
who the hell translates prefix commands
dawn ledge
when do you use it besides programming
dawn ledge
who the hell translates prefix commands
many do
elder yarrow
blazing haven
This button is not for you! ๐ข
winged mantle
pull a donovan dmc and encode all the contextual data as base64 in the command id
royal nymph
do actual bots have .yardฤฑm
no but there's melon bot (the server bans all tรผrk bots so makes sense there is no yardim bot)
dawn ledge
#nodb
winged mantle
i asked before
what about slash commands
wouldn't it be kind of annoying to translate them
maybe only descriptions
dawn ledge
no but there's melon bot (the server bans all tรผrk bots so makes sense there is ...
always hate when bots do not have a command registered and they tell you that they dont
royal nymph
wouldn't it be kind of annoying to translate them
why?
winged mantle
like i mean the names
royal nymph
discord has localisation for slash commands
dawn ledge
always hate when bots do not have a command registered and they tell you that th...
maybe, just maybe, you know MAYBE i wasnt asking you, stupid bot
royal nymph
always hate when bots do not have a command registered and they tell you that th...
even better when they have a generic prefix and command name so normal conversation triggers the bot stares at @elder yarrow menacingly
dw i already fixed the venbot stuff
dawn ledge
pull a donovan dmc and encode all the contextual data as base64 in the command i...
also you dont have to b64
since command ids dont have to be valid utf8
winged mantle
but what how
isn't json utf-8 based
idk
it's been about two years since i wrote a json parser
hoary sluice
@valid jetty what are all the ways youre learning japanese
i need to learn kazakh but theres almost 0 resources
dawn ledge
json doesnt have to be utf8 :^)
and if that doesnt work just send a multi part form body
winged mantle
json doesnt have to be utf8 :^)
and if that doesnt work just send a multi part f...
yeah but isn't discord accepting it as utf-8
royal nymph
would you really want to run /verbieten instead of /ban <:blobcatcozy:1026533070...
um actually that's not a correct translation
hoary sluice
json doesnt have to be utf8 :^)
and if that doesnt work just send a multi part f...
then why does everyone send base64 instead of raw bytes
royal nymph
the correct translation would be (ver)bannen
dawn ledge
then why does everyone send base64 instead of raw bytes
cause yes
royal nymph
yes
winged mantle
just shorten to /ver maybe?
hoary sluice
the correct translation would be (ver)bannen
digga aber dann heisst der endpoint auch gleich und der joke funktioniert nicht, nenne es /abschieben
royal nymph
/stummschalten nutzer:@winged mantle grund:hat sich wie eine hsin verhalten
royal nymph
digga aber dann heisst der endpoint auch gleich und der joke funktioniert nicht,...
bahahahahaha
hoary sluice
just shorten to /ver maybe?
ver is the "to" in to be
royal nymph
just shorten to /ver maybe?
lmaoo nah
winged mantle
is that a swear
winged mantle
/and
royal nymph
is that a swear
what is?
hoary sluice
to-ban ver-bannen
winged mantle
ver
royal nymph
to-ban ver-bannen
yeah this
verlaufen = get lost
verbannen = ban from somewhere
vertrieben = expelled
verloren = lost
it's hard to explain lol
royal nymph
lc.gem explain the german prefix ver- (as in verlaufen, verloren, vertreiben). keep it short
visual shellBOT
lc.gem explain the german prefix ver- (as in verlaufen, verloren, vertreiben). k...
explain the german prefix ver- (as in verlaufen,โฆ
royal nymph
idk it's an odd prefix u can't really translate
dawn ledge
banananana
"ba" + + "a" + "a" + + "a" + "a"
hoary sluice
family of words related to banishing someb ody
no
winged mantle
"ba" + (+"a") + "a" + (+"a") + "a"
hoary sluice
its literally just a direct translation of "to" in the context of "to be"
winged mantle
how you would actually write it if you wanted it to be readable
dawn ledge
thats the thing
winged mantle
oh
dawn ledge
you should never write it if you want it to be readable
winged mantle
and the actual suffixes aren't really similar
hoary sluice
how you would actually write it if you wanted it to be readable
are we talking about string concatenation or ver verbs
royal nymph
you love german prefixes
winged mantle
are we talking about string concatenation or ver verbs
this is one messagee
containing javascript
i have a friend who knows one word in chinese
royal nymph
nah it's not throwing lmao
hoary sluice
you love german prefixes
a lot of these have nothing to do with legen and are just coincidences
actually idk does ueberlegen come from legen
royal nymph
"ich habe es verlegt" roughly translates to "i put it somewhere and dont remember where"
it's kinda different from "ich habe es verloren" (i lost it)
verlegt is like I forgot where it is but it's still around
verloren is like I lost it and it might be gone for good but who knows
hoary sluice
its a way to say you lost something if it was important and the person youre speaking to will kill you if you say you lost it
dawn ledge
is it time to finally start using firefox got 3 months before manifest v2 completely stops working on chrome
i hate this
hoary sluice
is it time to finally start using firefox got 3 months before manifest v2 comple...
use floorp
maybe cause its the same language family
royal nymph
misplaced implies you just forgot where it is but it's still around
dawn ledge
damn why is github giving away copilot for free now
royal nymph
misplaced is soft, lost is hard
dawn ledge
use floorp
what in the firefox fork is this
hoary sluice
its like if cigarette companies started giving them away for free
dawn ledge
never falling to peer pressure for cigarettes (dont have peers)
placid cape
To scrape more code
dawn ledge
To scrape more code
REAL
guhh its been long since ive used vsc
how do i uh add ts support
do i need to install something
leaden crater
"ich habe es verlegt" roughly translates to "i put it somewhere and dont remembe...
one might forget where they put their keys but not lose them
dawn ledge
like treesitter grammars and lsps
leaden crater
anki is so good
valid jetty
and i wanna add teuida and airlearn to that list but teuida is more asian languages
valid jetty
372/556 :3
winged mantle
i have a weeb friend
deep mulch
@valid jetty hiii
deep mulch
Rosie addicted
wary tiger
idk it's an odd prefix u can't really translate
Because it changes every meaning of a word individually
winged mantle
how is it possible when you use regex.exec on a global regex and set the lastIndex manually that the resulting index is under lastIndex
ah it can't
winged mantle
interesting how much faster the stdlib is
i wish there was a startswith with offset
kind of funny how the the built in method is faster even if you use slice
fleet cedar
i wish there was a startswith with offset
/run ```js
console.log("Hello".startsWith("ell", 1))
rugged berryBOT
Here is your js(18.15.0) output @fleet cedar
true
wait what
nice
makes code cleaner and faster
this is why you use built in methods where possible
they will have microoptimised them an incredible amount
or maybe it's mainly from being native code i can't really think of a more efficient way
ornate quiver
probably
hoary sluice
440/556 !!!!!!
556 what
valid jetty
i wish i could craft a regex to do this but i cant
@hoary sluice the thing i cant craft a refactor expr for
because it has to be converted using the right elle types, the alias converted from pascal case to snake case, and the alignment has to be correct
its easier to just do it by hand than craft some expr to do it for me
shrewd canopy
or maybe it's mainly from being native code i can't really think of a more effic...
yeah it is
deep mulch
@valid jetty hii
formal belfry
upgrade to pro
valid jetty
idk if this is preferred behavior
@hoary sluice ITS DONE
enums are funny
who needs enums anyway
placid cape
or maybe it's mainly from being native code i can't really think of a more effic...
Nodejs and native code? No way
supple whale
nodejs has a lot of native code
and its support for native code is surprisingly good
there's close to 0 overhead, which is insane
placid cape
But a lot of builtins are in js
placid cape
Nope sometimes it's not even in native
or at least I think
Well idk what's the current situation
supple whale
depends on what
placid cape
Good night
supple whale
most of it uses native code
supple whale
i made myself a v8 sandbox just so i can inspect node code and profile it
valid jetty
the mandelbrot example runs with the new raylib bindings :3333
i think im gonna try to make a uv mango via elle
supple whale
but yeah a lot of it is js, but the important shit is most of the time native
ornate quiver
the stuff in js is definitely JIT'd so it probably doesn't matter
only the performance sensitive stuff is in native if it can do it better
supple whale
yeah, for the most part
unfortunately most of streams and buffer is written in js, at least most of the very often called shit
those are like the 2 massive outliers from that rule
which is why its always better to just use uint8 than buffer
and why its always better to use async iterators than buffers
because async iterators, even with the insane overhead they have, are still almost 40% faster than node streams
and forunately you can do
const asyncIt = stream[Symbol.asyncIterator]()
or simply
for await (const value of nodeStream) {}