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Huh, okay then. Guess I confused this with how Rust does multi line strings.
> I don't know what is the statistical % of C files that use this I don't know whether that's CPP or C grammar rules, but `\LF` is extremely common...
`m < 5` is quite short. Imagine using that for 128-bit int literals. You can limit it to 2¹⁶-1 as an impl detail, but at least with binary integer literals...
Sadly I don't know how to lint in Rust. =D Have never written a procmacro before. But yeah, that heuristic makes absolute sense.
It goes beyond hashing. Hi, reviving this! =) I also have custom UUID generation for all blog posts. And i have a very specialised image processing workflow that is incompatible...
Nice! What’s the spec on the `u8` payload? UTF-8? `/[a-zA-Z0-9]+/`? UUID? Any random blob of no assumptions?
It could be implemented by adding a cheap and like the elevator buttons disguisable new block. A simple redstone block that emits a signal if there’s an elevator platform right...
It's a nice API, but I personally prefer [argparse](https://crates.io/crates/argparse) for two reasons: 1. `argparse` directly stores the parsed command line arguments where you want them to be. Thus, instead of...
I think this makes more sense being implemented via https://github.com/Juuxel/Adorn/issues/242 . Say a hopper *under* the table (or an extracting pipe behind) takes money out, you can then just pipe...
The point of `.editorconfig` is that it’s a per-project or even per project-directory or per-OS-user config file that selectively overrides whichever settings whichever editor has.