adam mcdaniel

In PR #20, all of the aforementioned flags except `no_std` and `require_std` have been implemented. The only predefined constant that has been added is `TARGET`, though.

Whoa!!!!!! I'm absolutely ecstatic. You've written almost half of our backends now!!! As an outsider who has implemented Oak for multiple targets, what are some of the strange bugs that...

Thats good to hear!! Also, with respect to the Python backend, you could use a `static mut INDENT_LEVEL: i32` to keep track of the current indent level. I THINK this...

Ahh, the first problem came about when I fixed the `-g` flag not working, and is a simple fix. Additionally, the third problem is also a one or two line...

Ohhhh, I see what you mean. I thought you meant that the user could not un-make-the-rest-of-the-markdown-italic. That should be fixed.

After doing some digging, the root of this problem is not in this crate. [The crate printing the markdown to the terminal is at fault.](https://github.com/Canop/termimad/issues/24) If you want to display...

Writing a document on implementing the standard library is a great idea. I have plans to start writing one within the next day or two. Until then, you could look...

An external library would probably be the way to do it. Then, you can use an Oak file with conditional compilation to guard against using the function without the TS...

This would be really helpful for my terminal app. Id like to be able to use keybindings that depend on the text already entered.

This would be a really nice enhancement. We could do something like a `CONFIG` static variable using lazy static: ```rs struct Config { red: Color, blue: Color, // ... prelude_path:...