@Dennis Now I get a message that output was truncated at 128 KiB, but I only see one short line. I'm suspecting that output gets cut off at the first >
@Adám Wouldn't it make more sense to just put it in the header? Normally, the wraps are rather nice, and I always try to replicate default behavior on TIO.
@Dennis I understand your sentiment, but a dynamic ⎕PW is only meaningful in an interactive session. I think the max-width is universally desirable here.
It could be like Wolfram|Alpha pro. W|A pro gives additional computation time, interactive output and the ability to upload images and such to be processed.
but it is a Try it online not a Run your general code and stuff here online and if you pay me money then it works faster and lets you run programs for longer
@ChristopherPeart Compiler flags, terminal emulation, interactive input, graphical output, internet capability(?), permalinks stored serverside, a system for language authors to automatically update their language, more setting for things like making the output be in the form of a hexdump, syntax highlighting.
I'm willing to give user code as many liberties as possible on the server, but it has to stay on the server. I might look into a better form of communication between frontend and backend. That could route internet access through the client, so you'd get your own computer in trouble instead of mine. Not sure how feasible.
@Pavel I have an idea that might allow me to completely disconnect the arena from the internet. If I manage to do that, I could allow TCP/sockets.
@Dennis hm not sure about that error. it looks like it's failing an assert that ensures a path starts with a path delimiter (so not a bare file, no ./ or whatever)
@Dennis talk was ok, definitely some interest on TIO. Doug Finke wanted me to tweet about it and include some key people on the PowerShell team and community, so: twitter.com/BrianScholer/status/831557535287095297
Because I added a Twitter feed. When I retweeted, it picked up the tweet.
Btw, I'm rerunning crossgen against all DLLs I can find. It prints a lot of warnings, but it's taking a really long time. I guess that means that it's working.
I currently have 3 $5 droplets running, one for dk0.us, dkudriavtsev.xyz, and the rest of the family, the other two are for inexpensivecomputers.net, one MySQL server, one web server.
@briantist I rebuilt everything I could, but it doesn't seem to change anything. There's a new executable (powershell.ni.exe) now, but I can't run it with mono, nor can the powershell executable be rebuilt. I might try to build PowerShell itself from source.
@AndrewSavinykh No, I just goofed something up when I edited the wrapper. There are some changes to pull, but that's it.
core and mono two completely separate execution environments. They may be compatible at some vert small subset, but they are defenitely completely separate
@Dennis start up time of powershell is hugely inconsistent on windows too. Sometimes I have to wait for 20 seconds or longer for it to start up and sometimes it takes under a second. On the same machine
That's the main reason I'm not really exited to troubleshoot it on linux, thank you for doing a great job!
Is there a way to provide hexadecimal code points on input? I've tried things like \x05 and it doesn't honor the escape sequences. (Which is certainly reasonable behavior.) Does it use a different mechanism, or is it impossible at this time?
@wat That has never worked. There's really no sane way to do that with HTTP(S). I guess websockets could make that work, but what do you need streaming input for?
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