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12:55 AM

@ConorO'Brien Done.

Conor O'Brien

@Dennis thank you!

@MDXF Could you maybe include a compilation script in your repo? That way, you can tune it to your needs without my intervention.

@MDXF The .cpp extension is for C++ source files, not preprocessed files.

No need for that temporary file anyway.

cpp -P .code.tio | head -c -1 | /opt/shortc/short > .code.tio.c

2:05 AM

@Dennis That went just as expected. sighs

2:28 AM

At least we got locksmith, that's something.

We had that already.

Oh, yesterday evening, I see.

@cairdcoinheringaahing That doesn't work. First and least, peanutbutter.py has a .py extension, isn't executable, and lacks a shebang.

It prints the program to STDOUT, then crashes with an error.

b'\xe2\x80\x9c3\xe1\xb8\x85a\xc4\x97;\xc5\x93\xc2\xbb'
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/opt/peanut-butter/peanutbutter.py", line 2894, in <module>
    code = ''.join(char for char in prog.replace('\n', '¶') if char in code_page)
TypeError: a bytes-like object is required, not 'str'

The problem is that you open the source code file in binary mode.

Also, your interpreter doesn't seem to support its own code page.

3:30 AM

@Dennis do you still have control over that ETH address you mentioned last month?

@Dennis Done, could you please pull shortC? New wrapper script should be this

@NickClifford I do. :)

great! now let me just wait for my Ethereum node to sync...

@MDXF That assumes I am in shortc's directory, which isn't practical.

@Dennis What's the best way to do that then?

3:37 AM

@MDXF change to /opt/shortc?

@NickClifford But no one except for TIO will be using /opt/shortc

true

@MDXF Use "$(dirname "$0")/shortc" instead of ./shortc.

Or do cd "$(dirname "$0")" at the beginning. That way, the make command will also work.

(Not that it would work in the sandbox.)

3:50 AM

@Dennis Done, if you don't mind pulling again

@MDXF Done.

CPP prints a warning btw.

Thanks :)

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5:16 AM

thanks for all your hard work Dennis etherscan.io/tx/…

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Anonymous

10:32 AM

@Dennis Could you please add the NetworkX library for Python 3? pip3 install networkx

1:32 PM

@NickClifford Thanks. :)

@Mego Done. Installed it for Python 2 as well.

Anonymous

@Dennis Thanks!

4:21 PM

@Dennis Did you forget to pull shortC? tio.run/##S0oszvj/Xz@/oES/OCO/qCRZv6g0T8FGQS8zr6C0RK8kM///…

Wrapper is updated but /opt/shortc/run doesn't exist.

@MDXF tio.run/##S0oszvj/PzlFQT@/oES/OCO/qCSZKz2zRAHILP//…

5:12 PM

@MDXF The sync script excludes the directory /run. When doing a quick sync over /opt/shortc, that somehow excludes /opt/shortc/run.

@Dennis Odd, what did you do to fix it?

Sync /opt.

Good thing you didn't name the file run'); DROP TABLE interpreters;-- or we'd be in real trouble.

5:31 PM

@Dennis status-completed :P TIO doesn't actually use SQL, does it?

It does not.

@Dennis the droplets are exactly identical, right? I'm thinking if I can put -march=native in my language's makefile.

Not quite, but close enough for -march=native.

6:01 PM

Partial syncs should be fixed now.

.oO(That's what I said when I introduced this bug.)

Erik the Outgolfer

6:18 PM

heh

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Oliver

8:01 PM

@Dennis Snail's Hello World program outputs 1. Is that due a language limitation?

due to*

Phlarx

8:17 PM

@Oliver IIRC, snails can only print 0 or 1

Nope: it prints the number of pattern-matches it finds. But still only ever a number.

8:31 PM

can we have ????

@totallyhuman Eh?

can we have the language ????

@totallyhuman Not if you don't link to it.

i mean, dennis knows what i'm talking about and i'm sure you do too if you think about it

I just noticed MATL isn't in the list of languages anymore, anyone know why?

8:38 PM

@totallyhuman No no, I definitely don't.

@flawr Yes it is

tio.run/#matl

caird coinheringaahing

@Pavel ???

@Pavel strange, for some reason I had something uselss in the url

like tio.run/#asdfasdfasdf

then it does not show MATL

can you replicate that?

@flawr status-norepro

oh yeah

also you can just go to tio.run

nvm it's there

right below mathics

Also, searching.

8:43 PM

@totallyhuman even if you use the link I posted above?

@flawr Yes

yup

this is super strange :/

screenshot?

did you zap it using an adblocker or something

8:45 PM

@Pavel just a moment

WTF

It's back?

it just showed up didn't it

When I resize firefox and reload, it appears, but when I maximize the window and reload it disappears

Ok when my browser window is wide enough to display 9 columns of languages, MATL disappears. If it only displays 8 or less columns, matl is there

but if I make it wider again, to 10 columns MATL appears again.

Yeah, no repro here.

@flawr Any errors in console?

nope, nothing

the error message on the site itself seems to cut something off

It is always there in the HTML, but at 9 columns width it is somehow cut off, along with other langauges.

So even using CRTL+F doesn't yield anything.

8:54 PM

Does search make it come up?

Ah, now I see: The error message on the bottom of the page always cuts a few languages off. It just happens to affect MATL exactly when it is 9 columns wide.

Hold on, you mean your bug report is that the popup notification is actually just displayed over a few language?

Just click the message to dismiss it

@Pavel I don't have any pop up, just a bar at the bottom

@flawr Well, notification.

8:58 PM

Still, ಠ_ಠ

this is what it looks like when you scroll to the very bottom (the screenshot does not include the whole width)

status-bydesign

You have to dismiss the notification

how?

these are the languages that are missing

@Pavel stupid-design :D

@flawr click it

It is really unfortunate that some languages get cut off, even if you have to scroll down to the very bottom to see this message.

9:02 PM

click the notification

lool, and how are you supposed to know that you can click that XD

feature-request make the error message more obtrusive, like e.g. rectangle in the center of the screen

@flawr IDK, everyone else seems to have figured it out