Just replace the current bit with: dummy.style.fontSize = '14px' dummy.style.lineHeight = '22.4px' And add `.CodeMirror{font-size:14px !important}` to the css somewhere.
Hey room! I think I've solved my app's resistance to golfing.
Could anyone take a look through and try uploading an answer? I just want a bit of an end-to-end test of my importer. https://codegolf.meta.stackexchange.com/a/23556/16824
Trouble is the last part is just to display the results. Probably bad form to start a challenge and then let people see how they're doing a day or so later
@cairdcoinheringaahing Fair answer. Kinda want to throw the challenge up now anyway, but I think I just need to be an adult and wait until i can give the last bit a little time.
Basically, it takes long enough for challenges to gain traction, and we're all far too addicted to the site for post time to significantly impact votes/views :P
Although the day might matter. Weekends are known to be less active than weekdays, mainly because a lot of people goof off here at work
Well that supports Monday being better than the weekend, anyway :p
Interesting charts, but the main conclusion appears to be ¯_(ツ)_/¯
Well, here's a last try while I'm around. I'm planning to post this on main pretty soon. Could anyone give it a try to see if it's clear? I'd particularly like a live test of my importer (there's a couple of questions on meta I'm importing from) https://codegolf.meta.stackexchange.com/a/23556/16824
🥺 Pleeeeeease 🥺
Okay, that's probably too much. I'll stop pestering people now.
@Shaggy It would help if you just copy one of the existing answers and go through the "How to enter your client in the competition" steps, to be honest. Just to check that I've given the right instructions to get answers in to my importer
@AJFaraday Straightforward enough. Does your importer allow for text between the heading and the code block? Also, seeing as it seems to be handling both heading formats correctly, you could probably remove the point about using =s so people can just use whatever they normally would.
The guard is against things like throwing in a setTimeout to run code at the wrong time, or requiring a lib to start messing with my file system
@Shaggy Sorry, just caught up with your message. It's detecting a <h1> for the title and a <pre> for the code. So it would be fine to use the '#' style markdown, too. Text between them should be fine.
You can't parse [X]HTML with regex. Because HTML can't be parsed by regex. Regex is not a tool that can be used to correctly parse HTML. As I have answered in HTML-and-regex questions here so many times before, the use of regex will not allow you to consume HTML. Regular expressions are a tool th...
Is there a simple way of getting a list of all the elements less than X in Jelly? Say I got some sorted list and I want to get every x in the list such that x < y for some y
my language has no I/O other than purely functional, and the CLI happens to provide a YAML interface for it but otherwise you need to wrap it in a Python script
@cairdcoinheringaahing You could probably write something to store your rep each time you log in and compare it the next time you're upvotedd, but yeah, that's annoying
For a monadic link, it's just "apply the link n times". For a dyadic link, it's essentially the same as doing Fibonacci on the arguments, but instead of + it uses the link provided
Meaning that +¡1 (n provided on STDIN) is the nth Fibonacci number
@N3buchadnezzar ¹¡€ will convert an integer into a range
(But that might be cheating a bit)
@user I keep a Codidact tab open on my phone, and my rep doesn't refresh until I reload the page. Meaning that I can see my old and new rep very easily :P
It would be cool if more esoteric languages had a wiki of ways to do very basic things, like Haskell has the first 100 euler problems (not saying Haskell is an isoteric language by any means)
@N3buchadnezzar This was released around 6 weeks ago. We've had a decent uptick in new users since then, it wouldn't surprise me if we got a few new users from that
@cairdcoinheringaahing Wait, no. Everything looks to be linked (as required by CC-BY-SA) in the "other media" section
Although, I'm surprised he mentioned both CGCC and Malboge in the supplementary stuff and didn't mention Kamila's basically god-like control over the language
@cairdcoinheringaahing from the video it ends up being linked quite indirectly, though. Can I just leave a link to google and say all content is attributed?
I like the name Code Golf and Coding Challenges because I think it's more accurate but PPCG just sounds better to me, possibly just because it's what I've always associated this place with ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.
The problem I had with PPCG as the name is that "Programming Puzzles" (and "Coding Challenges" tbh) kinda sound like we accept programming help requests (I'm puzzled by this programming)
Here is a simple ASCII art snowman:
_===_
(.,.)
( : )
( : )
Let's make him some friends. This will be the general pattern for our ASCII art snowpeople:
HHHHH
HHHHH
X(LNR)Y
X(TTT)Y
(BBB)
The leading spaces and the parentheses are always the same for all snowpeople. The different letters r...
Feel free to open a meta discussion. My guess is that the policy would formally become what it currently informally is: ROs should use their best judgement about whether something should/shouldn't be pinned
I can't speak for the other ROs, but I ask myself "Do I think other TNBers would be interested in seeing this, and is it relevant for more than a day or so?"
Here is a simple ASCII art snowman:
_===_
(.,.)
( : )
( : )
Let's make him some friends. This will be the general pattern for our ASCII art snowpeople:
HHHHH
HHHHH
X(LNR)Y
X(TTT)Y
(BBB)
The leading spaces and the parentheses are always the same for all snowpeople. The different letters r...
