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in cursorhandler -> MACRO_DEFINITION added "print(tokens)" ``` ['a', '5'] ['b', '6'] ['c', '(', '5', '+', '6', ')'] ['d', ''] ```

\>\>hard work with this library More like hardly working 😉

yes, but you can pass a string implicitly to a function demanding a spotify.ID it only doesn't work for functions demanding a slice. It is inconsistant behavior. (to be fair,...

it also means I have to write functions like: ``` func blah(Ids []string) []spotify.ID { return *(*[]spotify.ID)(unsafe.Pointer(&Ids)) } func blarg(Ids []spotify.ID) []string { return *(*[]string)(unsafe.Pointer(&Ids)) } ``` Just to be...

I have had problems with this as well. I just worked around it by using "!important" but its not a very clean solution. Is there a reason for this, if...

> Create a full width container surrounding your #animate1 and apply the .setPin() to that one. This does not address the original issue, which was: why does calling "setPin" give...

I think a matrix bridge would be the way to go here. Then you don't need to make a client, there are already many clients.

It could be set up so that qksms can be a headless matrix client. It would be authenticated to your matrix account the same way a normal matrix client is....

Someone has been working on implementing this for kitty, with some proof of concept gifs to show what "smooth" (ie. pixel) scrolling would look like. https://github.com/kovidgoyal/kitty/pull/1454

@chrisduerr Smooth scrolling in curses-like program like vim isn't really feasible. The terminal doesn't know that vim is scrolling, It just knows vim is writing lines. I suppose alacrity could...