@Dennis Could you please pull Funky?

@Mego Done.

@ATaco Done.

@Dennis Could you quickly pull again please? Hotfix.

@ATaco Done.

Thankyou kind legend.

@Dennis Can you please pull one last time? I believe I've successfully combatted Node's inconsistancies now.

"Not all streams emit this event, but not all streams emit the alternative event, and there's list last kind of event if you're using a different type of stream."

@ATaco Done.

Thankyou very much, I'll stop bugging you for now :P

No problem.

@ATaco Could that be extended for other languages?

I could make it work for other languages, but It'd be a bit of re-writing.

@DJMcMayhem

That's the stuff~

Google Prettyfy for TIO Tested on Firefox and Chrome.

I made a userscript to Google Prettify TIO, if anyone's interested.

@Dennis this should be easy to integrate into TIO

I wouldn't recommend it, Like most my code it's incredibly hacky.

Even if it is integrated, not sure if it's applicable to all languages. Auto indent too.

ಠ_ಠ @ATaco are you while(true)ing a google prettify over the textarea

> setInterval(updateHolders, 100);

requestAnimationFrame pls

also why not just use input event?

@ATaco Could you write a script for TIO which loads the appropriate language bar if it exists?

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@Adám Should not be too hard.

@Dennis, may you pull MY?

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/opt/my/MY", line 3, in <module>
    import main
  File "/opt/my/main.py", line 905
    def MatMul(w_,a_,stack=gstack)):
                                  ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

@Zacharý ^

I should've noticed that ... hold on a second

@Dennis, I think it's fixed now. I really need to start at least testing to see if my files even run before I ask to pull them. So, could you pull MY again?

@Zacharý Done.

Thanks

@ATaco 0/10 for Google Prettify, highlight.js supports more languages and works better.

Or even Pygments, for that matter

@Downgoat Old bad habits that I forgot to optimise, I kind of rushed this out. I'll be patching soon.

@Pavel All I know is Google Prettify, I'll look into highlight.js

@Pavel Highlight.js

@ATaco Syntax highlighting could be pretty cool for Jelly, with one colour for atoms, one for quicks, and one for syntax. And maybe some indication (underlined/italic) of valence.

This proves that it's very much so possible, but I'd need a better understanding of Jelly's syntax to do that.

@ATaco Pretty simple, just look for the various entries in the wiki (two-byters first of course).

I'll have a stab, see what I can come up with.

Don't forget strings!

@Pavel Made a Highlight.js version

@Downgoat Patched, should no-longer destroy your CPU.

@ATaco Fails.

@Adám A screenshot might be more helpful, I don't see anything wrong there.

Firefox Quantum Win10

Mmm

The highlight.js versions doesn't have that issue for me, but it only highlights the string and nothing else.

Blame it on APL

From what I can see, the DEL character (\x7F) does not seem to exist for anything but textareas. I've no idea how to fix this.

highlight.js

Welp

I think it's a firefox problem.

But without the userscripts it displays fine.

Chrome correctly doesn't even bother with those characters.

The issue is noted, But i'm not going to make an effort at fixing it yet, because I've no idea how I'd even begin to fix it.