The Nineteenth Byte

3:00 PM

In the context of the blog, receiving graduation status is an accomplishment. Receiving a design would be another accomplishment, so we would have two accomplishments. That's why it's a countable noun in that context, and thus needs an article.

In the context of the poet, suppose they receive another literary award. Their list of accomplishments (countable) has grown, but they are still "a poet of considerable accomplishment" (uncountable).

sirpercival

brute-forcing my challenge gets really computationally unwieldy very fast. how should i handle this when writing the challenge?

AdmBorkBork

English is hard.

@sirpercival Are you intending a fastest-code challenge? Or a code-golf challenge? If the latter, don't worry about it; many golfing answers here will have the heat-death of the universe occur before they finish computation, and that's perfectly acceptable.

orlp

Python tip

sirpercival

@AdmBorkBork i'm not sure which would be more interesting, honestly.

orlp

import signal, pdb
signal.signal(signal.SIGQUIT, lambda s, f: pdb.Pdb().set_trace(f))

If you put this at the top of a Python file

Fatalize

3:05 PM

You can still submit code-golf challenges that have time constraints

feersum

Code golf challenges with a maximum time complexity can be more interesting sometimes.

orlp

you can type ctrl + \ to drop into the Python process anytime to debug with pdb

sirpercival

i guess that would work nicely

is time-constraint a tag?

AdmBorkBork

I don't think we have a specific tag for that for code-golf challenges.

sirpercival

(i haven't written a challenge in a couple years, i'm trying to remember how, lol)

AdmBorkBork

3:08 PM

We have restricted-complexity but that's not quite the same thing.

feersum

That's the same thing I was referring to.

sirpercival

what does restricted-complexity mean?

in this context?

AdmBorkBork

@feersum Oh, I understood your statement to mean "answers should complete every test case in under a minute."

Matthew Roh

If there is a prime test which is prime question, can i make a primey prime test test which is prime question

AdmBorkBork

@sirpercival Big-O Notation

Matthew Roh

3:11 PM

And that is restricted

sirpercival

ahhh

i just have to figure out how to word the restriction...

and i haven't analyzed the challenge mathematically, lol

not beyond the most basic level, at least

AdmBorkBork

Restricting complexity doesn't necessarily make the algorithm not-unwieldy. For example, "for every grain of sand on this beach, output the number 1" is O(n), but is still going to take a long time.

sirpercival

@AdmBorkBork brute forcing this challenge is O(2^product(x_0,...x_N))

for N inputs

or rather, an input of length N

sirpercival

3:32 PM

ok i finished posting in sandbox...

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Binary Grids code-golfrestricted-complexity Consider the N-dimensional binary grid, with dimensions {d1,d2,...,dN}. Here are a few examples: 6 (N=1): 100101 3x7 (N=2): 1001001 0110110 1001001 3x3x3 (N=3): 010 001 100 100 011 110 011 110 001 What each of these example grids h...

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Binary Grids code-golfrestricted-complexity Consider the N-dimensional binary grid, with dimensions {d1,d2,...,dN}. Here are a few examples: 6 (N=1): 100101 3x7 (N=2): 1001001 0110110 1001001 3x3x3 (N=3): 010 001 100 100 011 110 011 110 001 What each of these example grids h...

sirpercival

lol whoops

Matthew Roh

kek

AdmBorkBork

3:51 PM

@sirpercival Yeah, we have several bots that automatically post items into chat.

sirpercival

indeed

AdmBorkBork

Also, your sandbox challenge reminded me of when we were playing around with binary tiling here in chat.

quartata

@Downgoat What exactly is the type of a return type of a function*? Can I modify its prototype?

AdmBorkBork

4:07 PM

We've got a third-party software here that proudly proclaims "Version 10.0.000006" in the corner of every screen. Seems like oddly small increments.

sirpercival

probably rounding error

Christopher Peart

@muddyfish the real problem is the inconsistent formatting. It is bad formatting for C

TuxCopter

4:21 PM

@sirpercival If they use floats for version numbers then they have another problem >_>

Christopher Peart

When you are supposed to be working in your AP comp sci class online but insted you lurk on 19th byte XD Then the teacher calls your name. Needs your computer help :P

muddyfish

@ChristopherPeart AP?

Christopher Peart

yyep

muddyfish

that was asking for a definition

Christopher Peart

Advanced Placement

Collage board does it

muddyfish

4:28 PM

@ChristopherPeart that's a US thing isn't it?

Christopher Peart

yep

Basically a intro comp sci class at the collage level

Super easy

Bad part is it is allllllllllllllllllllll java

muddyfish

that's the equivalent of university?

Christopher Peart

yeah

wat

yep AFAIK

us education system is weird

muddyfish

The US system confuses me

@wat what country are you in?

Christopher Peart

4:29 PM

Same. And I use it

muddyfish

if you don't mind me asking?

wat

@muddyfish united states

Christopher Peart

Todays "lesson"
8.3 Accessors, Mutators, and Immutable Classes (pg. 341-341)
Immutable classes define objects which never change value after creation, such as the String class. A variable of an immutable type may only be changed by re-assigning to that variable. Remove all mutator methods from an immutable class. All fields must be private. If your class gets extended, it could add extra fields that are not immutable, or the methods could be overridden to return a different value each time. The preferred way is to make the class final. A class is final if its definition is complete and no s…

wat

aka trumpland

Christopher Peart

Trumpville

wat

4:30 PM

Trumpcity

Wallland

Christopher Peart

dailykos.com/story/2016/12/22/1613127/…

TuxCopter

Could u'all stop with the Trump things

Christopher Peart

Anyone have a simple CG challenge?

Trying to do something useful during my class

TuxCopter

hello, world

Christopher Peart

And learning jelly

muddyfish

4:31 PM

@ChristopherPeart quine?

Christopher Peart

I tried last night to do that

You don't want to see what happened

ask Pavel or ATaco

DJMcMayhem

@ChristopherPeart like a CMC or one that was already posted?

Christopher Peart

CMC?

Define please I am still new here

Laikoni

Chat Mini Challenge

DJMcMayhem

Chat mini challenge. A short challenge made up in chat

Christopher Peart

4:34 PM

A CMC would be nice

TuxCopter

CMC: Prove P=NP or P≠NP

DJMcMayhem

CMC: reverse every line of input while leaving the order of the lines the same.

Christopher Peart

@TuxCopter Remember a chat mini challenge. Not a Collage Mega Can't

DJMcMayhem

For example, if the input was "hello\nworld" you should output "olleh\ndlrow"

Christopher Peart

Ah

k

muddyfish

4:36 PM

Pyke, 3 bytes, z_r, pyke.catbus.co.uk/?code=z_r&input=test%0Abeta%0Aalpha

Christopher Peart

@TuxCopter P=NP only when N=1 or P=0

muddyfish

P=NP when N=1

Laikoni

@DJMcMayhem Haskell, unlines.map reverse.lines

TuxCopter

Or when P=0

AdmBorkBork

@muddyfish AP classes are very district-specific and usually in conjunction with a local university or community college. It provides a way for students still in normal public education (high school) to obtain both high school and university credit for the same class without paying tuition.

Christopher Peart

4:40 PM

Idea: CMC: Quine that prints the quine with more code inside the result: khanacademy.org/computer-programming/golf/5822532111368192 2nd function

muddyfish

that sounds kind of cool

Christopher Peart

AP classes?

muddyfish

yea

Christopher Peart

They kinda are

Huge pain to take however

muddyfish

I'm somewhat worried that I'm not going to learn that much in my first year at uni

AdmBorkBork

4:43 PM

Yeah. My AP classes my final year of high school basically gave me a full semester of university credit for free.

Christopher Peart

I have used SO for about a year or so. Have 300 rep. Used Sci-Fi for about 3 days. 400 rep and still going up

muddyfish

I mean I think the only thing I've learnt at A level comp sci is about how the internet works and I'm not very interested in that right now

Christopher Peart

yup

AdmBorkBork

It was kinda weirdly frustrating, though, because the university I attended designated its vehicle parking tags based on obtained credits, so every semester I needed to obtain a different tag and park in a different spot.

muddyfish

@AdmBorkBork that sounds annoying to have to remember

Laikoni

4:46 PM

@muddyfish At my university the first CS lecture uses functional programming. I know nobody who did this in school, so it was new for everyone.

muddyfish

@Laikoni We just did that in our classes. Haskell is a really nice language that I should get to know more

Laikoni

I can only recommend learning Haskell as well as functional programming.

wat

I have no idea how to wrap my mind around Haskell

Laikoni

learnyouahaskell.com

Christopher Peart

var b = "and b a na nan fdfjldkfjf ";var d = b.split(" ");var c = "";for(var k = 0; k <= d.length-1; k++){c+=" ";for(var i = d[k].length-1; i >= 0; i--){c+=(d[k][i]);}}println(c);

@DJMcMayhem not very golfed

Try it online!

Laikoni

4:59 PM

CMC: Given an URL, output the resulting URL after it stops redirecting.

orlp

guys I think I've solved P = NP

N = 1

Christopher Peart

We covered that orlp

22 mins ago, by Christopher Peart

@TuxCopter P=NP only when N=1 or P=0

orlp

really?

what

are the odds

I swear I didn't read that

not even subconsciously, I was away

Christopher Peart

XD We were talking about it for a CMC. But then DJ gave me a real CMC: I gtg class ended

I will be on next Sunday and I would like another CMC then DJ

Laikoni

@ CMC: Testcase: https://goo.gl/CV0ABq
For some reason codingground on tutorialspoint generates those shortened links instead of direct links ...

DJMcMayhem

5:02 PM

@ChristopherPeart you could just do a regular challenge ya know. :P

orlp

every time I see the gamma function it makes me so angry

whhyyy (n-1)!

the pi function is so much better :(

Business Cat

@orlp Or P = 0

TuxCopter

33 mins ago, by TuxCopter

Or when P=0

ninja'd

DJMcMayhem

4

Kritixi Lithos

I just realised, I hit 100 answers on PPCG! \o/

feersum

5:23 PM

I found the hole in this proof

e^(-2P) = 1 implies only -2P = 2 Pi n i for some integer n

so P might equal n Pi rather than 0.

In that case, we have 1 = n i

Oh, but then n can't be a real integer.

Never mind, P = NP stands.

Ooh, a bounty for JS answer to Incident Tokenizer.

Maybe I'll translate my answer to JS.

DJMcMayhem

You can't argue with this bulletproof logic

feersum

OK guys, how do I make a pointer in Javascript?

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TuxCopter

@feersum var pointer = [<initial value>];

feersum

I guess it really is like Java.

The way to make a pointer is the size-1 array.

TuxCopter

5:33 PM

Yeah :/

Anonymous

6:04 PM

The (unofficial) TNB room owner nominations close in 6 hours!

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Pavel

6:19 PM

Does anyone know if Java has tail-call optimization?

Anonymous

@Pavel HotSpot and OpenJDK don't

Pavel

Figures. Would be nice tho...

Mistah Figgins

Similar to Pavel's bounty, I'm offering 50 rep for a quine in Del|m|t

In case anyone's interested

Pavel

Have we fully resolved the issue of quines with command-line arguments?

DJMcMayhem

I can't quine in any language except V. I don't know why, but I just can't figure it out in other languages even though it's perfectly intuitive to me in V

Pavel

6:29 PM

2i2i isn't rocket science.

DJMcMayhem

@Pavel no, but this is somewhat complicated

Pavel

Ah, yes.

Mistah Figgins

@Pavel Oh yeah, forgot about that bit. Del|m|t doesn't require a command line argument, but it's helpful

DJMcMayhem

@Pavel also, it seems perfectly resolved to me. I agree with Megos answer, and I don't see any lingering debate

Mistah Figgins

@DJMcMayhem Link?

DJMcMayhem

6:31 PM

Sure, just a sec

Anonymous

8

Pavel

There's an argument about -d in C, but I suppose that doesn't really apply to Del|m|t

DJMcMayhem

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A: Command-line flags in quines

A quine outputs its source code verbatim That sounds like stating the obvious, but the answer is right there - nowhere in the definition of a quine is there any reference to command-line arguments. For the purposes of quining, the only output should be the source code. Any non-standard command-l...

Mistah Figgins

@Mego ... thanks /s

DJMcMayhem

@Mego That was beautiful. You sir, are a genius

Pavel

6:32 PM

It wasn't that funny.

Mistah Figgins

Made me groan

Anonymous

I should add a speech bubble that says "searching isn't that hard"

Mistah Figgins

"Just smash some pots, it works for me"

Pavel

Mistah Figgins

Here's the plural:

DJMcMayhem

6:36 PM

There's a Twitter account I follow called "vimgifs", and their description is beautiful.

Anonymous

DJMcMayhem

> Using a file format from the 80's to explain a text editor from the 70's

Business Cat

Would make more sense as Skyward Sword Link

Anonymous

There, 0 effort Link image with speech bubble, for when people put 0 effort into searching

Business Cat

Since he could just dowse

Mistah Figgins

6:37 PM

Aw geez, for some reason can't upload one of these

Anonymous

@BusinessCat You misunderstand "0 effort" - I picked the first image that was free for noncommercial reuse

Business Cat

Fair enough

Pavel

@Mego ... No one will sue you for using a copyrighted Link in SE chat

@DJMcMayhem Vim was 1990s tho

Anonymous

@Pavel Nintendo is very aggressive with their copyright enforcement. I'm only slightly joking when I say I wouldn't be surprised if they did.

Pavel

How would you even begin to enforce copyright compliance in all the chatrooms?

Reddit alone probably pushes thousands of violations daily.

TuxCopter

6:50 PM

mınxomaτ

Copyright lawsuits against content aggregators like reddit or chatrooms are almost always futile. Remember FunnyJunk vs The Oatmeal?

Kritixi Lithos

Another copyright story (perhaps more popular): Oracle vs Google

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7:17 PM

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Q: Inverse Pi function

The Pi function is an extension of the factorial over the reals (or even complex numbers). For integers n, Π(n) = n!, but to get a definition over the reals we define it using an integral: In this challenge we will invert the Π function. Given a positive real number z, find x such that Π(x) =...

code-golf math

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Implement a Stopwatch Implement a simple digital Stopwatch, which will display the time elapsed in seconds and minutes, like described below. Display Time elapsed, should be displayed in the MM:SS format, by replacing the previously displayed time string, either by erasing it, or by clearing t...

Wheat Wizard

Are the Eigenvalues of an NxN matrix computable?

Anonymous

Sometimes, under certain conditions

Anonymous

7:32 PM

4x4 and smaller are always computable (assuming |A − λI| = 0)

Anonymous

5x5 and higher get trickier - you usually have to diagonalize them, rather than solve the |A − λI| = 0 equation, since there's no closed-form solution for quintic-and-higher polynomial roots

Wheat Wizard

@Mego Would a question to find the Eigenvalues of a NxN matrix be well accepted (or doable)?

miles

7:54 PM

@Dennis looks like we both were interested in seeing what J was doing internally

Anonymous

@WheatWizard It would be closely related to this, but I think it would be a good challenge (assuming it doesn't already exist)

miles

@WheatWizard I think it depends on how it's framed, otherwise it might just boil down to finding roots of a polynomial

Wheat Wizard

@miles Does that challenge exist?

miles

I think so, but I'm not sure

Dennis

@miles Yup. :) I had looked at that once before, when I still though implementing J's inv in Jellybwould be easy...

Anonymous

7:58 PM

@miles There's more than one way to find eigenvalues. Diagonalization/decomposition sidesteps the issue.

Anonymous

(assuming you can manage to diagonalize the matrix without the eigenvalues, which is admittedly difficult)

miles

@Dennis if only it was easy to read J's source to see how they implemented inversion

ais523

is that matrix inversion? function inversion?

miles

function inversion

ais523

when Brachylog beats Jelly, that's the normal reason

a general function inverter is really helpful in golfing

(even though Brachylog's inverter has a tendency to get stuck in infinite loops)

Dennis

8:06 PM

@miles They seem to store an inverse for suitable verbs. Once that's done, it should be easy to extend to monadic chains.

miles

@WheatWizard I've found this challenge but it's constrained to arithmetic operations for root-finding

@Dennis Similar to how J knows the Taylor series for a few primitives and uses it to build more complex functions

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8:38 PM

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Q: Starting Indicies

I'm asked to do this question: Write a program that prompts the user to input some text and a word. The program outputs the starting indices of all occurrences of the word in the text. If the word is not found, the program should output “not found." I don't understand what this is asking and was...

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mınxomaτ

Inpainter update (cc @flawr): imgur.com/a/phcW8

cool song:

@mınxomaτ Would be useful to use that program in my garden IRL...

feature-request

Looks amazing, I think this is a rather difficult example usually

mınxomaτ

Huh, one can now use P99 to get exceptions in C. Sadly it requires advanced C11 features that cygwin doesn't implement yet.

Anonymous

Hey cool, we got special mention in the 2016 Year in Review!

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mınxomaτ

8:51 PM

Neat

Anonymous

@Pavel Really? You had to harass Jon in the Year in Review comments?

FlipTack

.-.

Riker

>_<

AdmBorkBork

7 hours ago, by AdmBorkBork

We got called out on the Official Blog!

muddyfish

We're willing to look into this, but you need to flesh out what you'd want for close reasons. I'd start with a new feature request similar to what was done here and get buy-in for new reasons and we'll look into it. No guarantees though. — bluefeet ♦ 2 days ago

For Better Close Reasons

Anonymous

9:06 PM

@AdmBorkBork Yeah but I got a star :P

Poke

tfw you accidentally touch production data while testing something locally

wat

hey @noɥʇʎԀʎzɐɹƆ I think I saw you on Reddit yesterday

Poke

at least nothing broke :]

Anonymous

@Poke I give it 5 seconds before you realize you broke something

Poke

It has been more than 5 seconds already. I clenched big time.

wat

9:11 PM

pls

halp meh pls i neeed halp

Riker

with what

wat

ok, please ignore the broken english

I am having major issues with a project I'm doing involving writing an inventory system using Ruby on Rails

Riker

ok?

wat

I basically have a Transactions model and an Items model, I want to make a Transaction and set the item to be checked out, but I'm getting user input and getting a set of items instead of one at a time.

This is a semi minor setback that I have (compared to the other problems), but a. what would be the best way of having the user select, and b. how would I update the Item on transaction?

Riker

"best"?

define best

like, the most user-friendly or the golfiest or the fastest or none of the above

wat

9:20 PM

A and C

Not golfiest

maybe most idiomatic/supportable?

Riker

ye

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Riker

@wat are you using GUI?

wat

@Riker GUI for what?

Riker

the selections and stuff

wat

9:21 PM

There is a frontend GUI system, yes

it is Ruby on Rails, so it is a website

Riker

hm

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9:42 PM

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Words in italics are for sandbox readers only. Other words are meant to remain in the final challenge. Is a binary string 'maximized'? The Problem: write a program or function that takes in a binary string, and determines whether or not it is 'maximized' as defined below: Consider a number ...

Poke

@NewSandboxedPosts This guy is encroaching on my name

he gets kudos for posting in the sandbox, though

orlp

@mınxomaτ Ḿ͠oǹ̰͎̣a ̾̇Lisa

mınxomaτ

9:59 PM

Jan 29 '16 at 22:35, by mınxomaτ

No Mo Lisa

Luis Mendo

10:11 PM

Creepy ^

Riker

10:28 PM

ye

mınxomaτ

I improved an algorithm and fixed a memory bug in C and don't know how I did it. This can't be good.

Pavel

@Mego Why shouldn't I have asked when we're getting a design?

Anonymous

@Pavel Because we've bugged them to death about it already, and we know that the site-specific text is going to come first. Also the way you said it.

ais523

because the lack of design is the least of the problems with this site, in terms of what requires work from SE

Luis Mendo

I agree with Mego, the way you said it was harsh ^^

Conor O'Brien

10:41 PM

@mınxomaτ you can't C how you did it? I'll excuse myself.

Qwerp-Derp

@LuisMendo How is it harsh? It looks alright to me

Conor O'Brien

@Qwerp-Derp it's quite demanding and rude.

Qwerp-Derp

@ConorO'Brien You mean the three words "PPCG Design when"? IMO that doesn't sound demanding (keep in mind this is IMO)

Conor O'Brien

@Qwerp-Derp okay. Well, say it out loud. And further, would it be something you said to your, say, employer? "New desks when?"

Luis Mendo

@Qwerp-Derp I do find it harsh. If anything, I would have said something like "Do you have any information when PPCG will get its design?" Something that sounds more polite

Qwerp-Derp

10:52 PM

Huh, yeah that's true. I didn't think of it in that way, cause I'm used to the chat environment I guess.

@LuisMendo 2manypings

@ConorO'Brien I'm still in like early high school... but that doesn't really detract from the message, I understand the message you're trying to send

Conor O'Brien

@Qwerp-Derp lol, same

Invisible space?

ye

@wat pointless and spam. please refrain from doing this >_<

mınxomaτ

11:06 PM

@TuxCopter Not really: chat.stackexchange.com/message/35054736

Conor O'Brien

:35054758 smooth moves from the passive aggressive duck

wat

sorry, I'm having a really bad day

Conor O'Brien

that's okay, we all do. hope things turn out in your favor

Riker

which loophole is this guy talking about?

Doesn't this fall into the "using other programs" loophole? — Micheal Johnson 2 mins ago

Pavel

I have successfully made meatballs for the first time without them turning into little chunky pebbles

Riker

11:15 PM

congrats

now eat them

Pavel

About half are partially frozen and the other half is scalding

Riker

uh

eat them anyway!

Pavel

I ate all the other attempts too.

IKEA meatballs, regardless of how poorly made, are still amazing

Disclaimer: by "made" I mean "microwaved"

mınxomaτ

I like IKEA hot dogs.

Pavel

If I could live in IKEA I would

Qwerp-Derp

11:18 PM

There's like barely any IKEAs in Aus I'm sad

@Pavel Move to Sweden

Pavel

I want to

mınxomaτ

@Qwerp-Derp Heh

Qwerp-Derp

Become the next Pewdiepie

Pavel

I've been thinking of doing just that when I get out of school

mınxomaτ

Oh god please no.

Riker

11:19 PM

why not?

Qwerp-Derp

@mınxomaτ I like the sudden change in emotions

Riker

just wondering your reasons

Pavel

I'd rather become the next AdmiralBulldog

Riker

oh teh next pewdiepie

Qwerp-Derp

But no Pewdiepie is now drama channel which therefore = bad

Riker

11:19 PM

I thought he meant "no don't move to sweden"

I was like "aww poor sweden dude on the internet hates you"

Qwerp-Derp

He was bad before IMO

Downgoat

@quartata It returns a mix of a normal function and the class "GeneratorFunction" which may not be exposed by default. However you can still modify stuff on it's prototype like any other element

mınxomaτ

I know a few people from Sweden. They are nice, but somehow a bit intense.

Riker

lol

Pavel

Sweden's awesome.

Riker

11:23 PM

@mınxomaτ hey, what's the status on the PPCG podcast? I'd mostly forgotten about it, is it still happening?

mınxomaτ

Yes. Expect an update in the week of Feb 4 +

Riker

ah ok

Qwerp-Derp

@Downgoat "Show Answer Leadboard"

In the PPCG userscript thing

Downgoat

If you are going to ping me, please at least finish the sentence :/

Conor O'Brien

11:39 PM

@Downgoat are you talking about JS generators I am a JS generator master

hype

Downgoat

11:49 PM

@ConorO'Brien yes

Conor O'Brien

:D

who needs education? pulls up sleeves

quartata

Ugh that's a nuisance. Why the hell isn't it exposed

(function*(){})().proto then?

I need to modify .next in case you're wondering

Pavel

@quartata I have no idea what that does, or what language it's in, but the fact that that syntax is valid scares me.

quartata

@Pavel JS

And I don't care about looks here. If I could write in bytecode I would.

@ConorO'Brien Is this the only way?

Conor O'Brien

@quartata oh, I didn't get a ping

@quartata oh wow, I'm actually writing an article right now on prototype inheritance for JS

heck, I actually asked a question about this on SO

TL;DR:

const Generator = Object.getPrototypeOf(function* () {});
const GeneratorFunction = Generator.constructor;

quartata

11:59 PM

Oh right I have to do .constructor.prototype

Conor O'Brien

what are you trying to set Generator.prototype.next to?

quartata

My own function

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