Javier O. Cordero Pérez

On Linux you could use a terminal to run the `diff` command to compare the contents of two different html files. The command works like so: ``` diff file_1.html file_2.html...

QPrompt instances have no way of being aware of what other instances are doing unless those instances are spawned be QPrompt itself. But this would be impossible to do on...

There are a few out there: https://www.tecmint.com/best-linux-file-diff-tools-comparison/ KDE has one called `Kompare`. I personally just use the `diff` command and a commercial git client called `Sublime Merge`, so I can't...

Right, for that the HTML code would have to be parsed and modified with additional classes to highlight the differences. I doubt any general purpose difference detection software would go...

> After copying selected text, middle clicking without scrolling appears to result in multiple pastes occasionally. That sounds like a faulty button emitting an intermittent signal. > Is there a...

What an interesting proposition! It should be possible.

I thought of the `unit` property as a way to have a simple and clean configuration when the developer doesn't need to mix different units. The `defaultUnit` property suggested by...

Duplicate of https://github.com/Cuperino/QPrompt/issues/85 Closing original because I didn't write any instructions to replicate, and you've provided a very specific example.

Note from original issue: Find next marker stays on the same marker when the current marker spans for multiple lines

It should be possible to code, but I don't think it's a good idea. If it aligns you to the middle or the button of the word, the talent might...