Don't bother doing that right now. I'm planning to implement a lot of changes during the upcoming week, and you'd have to start from scratch after that.
Also, I will be imposing restrictions on how many snippets can be run concurrently or in a short period of time, which will most likely break your userscript once I implement it.
Ah, yes, that would not be affected. There are ways to make it automatic without blowing up the server though. Once the API is made, you'll simply make all requests at once. If the result is cached, it will be returned. If not, user interaction would be required.
@Dennis Why did you have to modify it? How? Can we fork it, and do the modification there and may be create a pull request that with any luck can get accepted? (worked for me for a couple of other languages, where I did not have to keep local forks, because authors accepted pull requests that I needed)
@Dennis and of course JDK9, what's involved in installation?
@AndrewSavinykh I didn't use the interpreter from GitHub. There's a Python interpreter on Esolang. tio.run/nexus/bash#@5@cWKKgn19Qop@bmZeZm5ija5SCxPz/HwA differs from the original in that I use self.lines = [line.strip('\n') for line in f.readlines()] instead of self.lines = [line[:-1] for line in f.readlines()] since the latter requires a trailing newline.
@Dennis Yes. it does, but only if command mode is off.
I remember having such an issue with miserver.dyalog.com/Examples/Applications/Idiom_Search.mipage I think overwriting the Windows clipboard is only allowed under very specific conditions. It has to be an element that directly causes the copying. Or something.
@Dennis I'm wondering why then you link gihhub page from the languages.js for this language?
@Dennis Emojicode: github.com/emojicode/emojicode/issues/52#issuecomment-278379739 so As I understand they don't even know what TIO is. Given that, how do you decide when to pull, and can you have a look and tell me the commit hash, you are currently running?
@Pavel Thank you for this, but I need to know what Dennis used, not what could potentially be used ;) He answered that though already, so problem solved ;)
feature-request I know this has been done to death (and sorry for repeating it), but I would love to see a standard interpreters can do to output graphical output. Essentially I would recommend an option in the menu. Then a program can output textual data and tio will interpret it graphicallly. Perhaps in a bitmap or alternate vector graphics format
@Dennis Oh, it APPEARS to work, I get the drawer and notification, and upon pressing the second letter, the drawer closes. However, the clipboard content does not change.
@AndrewSavinykh Are you talking about the language I?
@Adám yep, that gives you the extra quotes. But by looking at the repo I think there is no easy way to get read of them, so I settled with having them. thank you
@Dennis I'm having problem with this particular commit. Whatever I got latest in Jan worked, I also made it work for the latest as of now. But when I'm trying to compile this particluar commit I'm getting the following
cc -Ofast -iquote . -std=c11 -Wno-unused-result -fPIC -c DefaultPackages/sockets/sockets.c -o DefaultPackages/sockets/sockets.o DefaultPackages/sockets/sockets.c: In function ‘socketInitWithHost’: DefaultPackages/sockets/sockets.c:105:21: error: storage size of ‘hints’ isn’t known struct addrinfo hints; ^~~~~ DefaultPackages/sockets/sockets.c:109:9: warning: implicit declaration of function ‘getaddrinfo’ [-Wimplicit-function-declaration] if (getaddrinfo(string, service, &hints, &res) == -1) { ^~~~~~~~~~~
@AndrewSavinykh I remember having problems with Emojicode, but I don't remember which and I probably used some ugly hack to get it working. Is there a commit that works better than the one I used?
@AndrewSavinykh In I, everything is a function. Primitive functions are denoted by single characters and symbols. Names of user-defined functions are designated by single quotes, while strings are designated by double quotes. Numbers and strings are also just functions which ignore their argument(s) and return themselves. Thus "Hello" "There" "World" returns "There" since the other two strings are its arguments.
@Dennis Yep. John D's idea during my presentation of TIO and our scripting issues today.
@Dennis I'm curious about your language names. If the name has a prefix indicating implementation, it is sometimes listed under the main language name with the implementation details in parens (like APL, Assembly, C, JavaScript, etc.) but some languages are listed under their prefixed names (like Chez/CHICKEN Scheme and Emacs/Common/Pico Lisp). Either rule would be fine, I just personally prefer the grouping by main language name.
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