Stanlyhalo

@thennequin You probably haven't updated this in a while nor remember how you wrote it, but it's worth the shot. I tried your implementation, and I've seen only 1 issue,...

If I dig into my java bin folder and copy jvm.dll over to my project's output, I now get this error: 

I'm a little confused, so if I were to use this, say I wanted to rotate text 90 deg clockwise, how would I do it (only want to do it...

Also I can't installed the module "`nodeos-usersf'" and this some of the error (that I believe are major keys): ``` gyp ERR! stack Error: `make` failed with exit code: 2...

Another issue just came up, I didn't realize it until now, but for some reason any text that's not being colorized by other things (strings,identifiers and such) is using the...

Currently looking into it, but is it possible to make it so a dir of (0,1) or (0,-1) still enables this path?

@abvadabra Just a question, is it the if statement that checks if the type is default that generates the path of the link that you made? 

Wait I'm confused, than where is it drawn/calculated?

Well that just happened, figured out it's done through styling. Well my only question left that is unanswered as to be how to make the link start be anywhere on...

Just adding onto this, while windows does support things like printf("┏"); and correctly rendering it in the console, it appears putting that into one of the corner format functions also...