Matthias Beyer

I understood that! You think of a terminal emulator that can be used to start, for example, vim inside a cursive app. There's no need for a tiling functionality, because...

I'd rather use a VTE binding library to implement one, tbh.

IMHO, XML has some nice ways of describing meta-information you may have for a view, so I guess it would be a good fit. I consider XML ugly, though I...

Hm. I do not like any of these, I'm sorry. I would rather go for a full templating language,... something like "erb" for Ruby. I'm not sure whether we have...

Let me just update my statement on config file format: Please don't do XML and PLEASE, PLEASE don't do YAML. YAML is pure hell! Use the Rust standard: TOML. It...

Maybe just a proc macro would be the easiest and most rusty solution...

That would be nice, technically, but where's the actual benefit? Compiling everything into the binary that is shipped is less effort for the user and more security for the developer....

One thing which quickly comes to mind is `Result` which is returned by `Issue::messages()` afaicr. That is a cumbersome interface, but necessary. I guess I'll address the use case `Result...

In general: Some high-level functionality (as you described) would be awesome. What I can think about right now: * `Issue::latest_trailer_value(trailer_name: &str) -> Result` * `Issue::latest_trailer_value_from(trailer_name: &str, Oid) -> Result` where...

> > `Issue::latest_trailer_value_from(trailer_name: &str, Oid) -> Result` > no accumulation rule What do you mean? You want the "latest" or "newest" value of the trailer at `trailer_name`? Where's the problem?...