Arto Bendiken
Arto Bendiken
The ayes would seem to have it (good, IMHO). @andrewrk For those of us busy building Zig libraries, it would be rather helpful to know soonest whether this proposal--per the...
Note also the duplicate feature request #156.
Oh man, you just made my day: Markdoc.rb would rock, hard. Only topic of concern: the Python Markdown implementation seems pretty awesome, with all the extensions it has. I'm not...
Kramdown was the one that had nice inline LaTeX math support as well: http://kramdown.rubyforge.org/syntax.html#math-blocks
All right, sounds perfect - thank you, and looking forward to it :-)
Alternatively, perhaps consider just explicitly releasing it into the public domain using [CC0](https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/) or the [Unlicense](http://unlicense.org/), which would seem to match the intent of the project's current licensing approach.
The precompiles for nearcore are in the works at https://github.com/near/nearcore/pull/3954
Exposing those two functions for setting options looks fairly straightforward based on their API signatures, other than the mechanical work involved in defining the large `raptor_option` enum. I'd be a...
Chris, could you try again with John's fork of RDF::Raptor. When Ben had this problem earlier, I suspected the very reason that John outlines, and since John's solution looks good...
FYI, I've now merged John's work into the mainline, and will release a new major version of the gem after I've had a chance to do some testing (which might...