Bran van der Meer
Bran van der Meer
Is this even possible?
@keverw It's definitely needed for Windows users, I'm not entirely sure for unix/linux/osx.
> I use vim for everything, so I wouldn't know. And which highlighting rules/package do you use in vim then? The one for Scheme?
Interesting idea, not sure if it fits together with the [ignore selector](http://arguseyes.io/reference.html) feature. What is the nature of the difference, and why wouldn't the ignore feature solve your problem? @lazytesting...
Could you describe your usecase? Why isn't 10 seconds enough? I myself can't imagine (yet) why you would need more time.
> also, I think that implementation of fantasy-land/ap is backwards You're totally right, I was struggling a bit with that. I'm still learning about algebraic programming. Thanks for the tip!...
> As far as dependencies got, we do not want to be tied to dependencies, especially around fantasy-land. That is why we do not use things like `fantasy-land` or `fantasy-laws`....
I cloned the **bugfix-win-ansi** branch, and ran `node app` inside the directory. I think your fix does not solve the problem somehow. And I'm starting to wonder if it's actually...
Ah! You've got a shell file which kicks off the app.js - that's a good thing because adding Windows-specific code there maybe the option. But `#!/bin/sh` is of course not...
Idea: you could also replace the shell file with a node.js file, which spawns a new process, maybe like this: ``` js var spawn = require('child_process').spawn; // Force platform-specific terminal...