Nicolas Holzschuch

mtsgui crashing on OSX Mojave

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Since updating to Mojave, mtsgui crashes at launch (mitsuba, that is the version without the GUI, works nicely). Crash report: ``` [wpa2-194-199-31-5-dyn:~/Documents/workspace/mitsuba] holzschu% mtsgui ../mitsuba_manifold/test_scenes/BUMP/BUMP.xml 2018-09-26 16:39:22 WARN main [thread.cpp:664]...

Awk with split issue

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As per AppStore review: The main issue I have (07/04/2022) is that split causes a segmentation fault. E.G.: echo “abcd”|awk ‘{n=split($1,a)}’ Cannot proceed with this problem. Otherwise, this is best...

Better command line input/output management

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Parsing the command line is done for the most common cases (`< input`, `> output`, `&> error` and `2>&1`. Two things are missing (besides piping, issue #6 and appending, issue...

Scan dynamic libraries for functions without opening them

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Currently, all functions are loaded at startup time in an `NSDictionary`, or later added to the dictionary using `replaceCommand`. In order to be executed a function must be both: -...

Currently, command line parsing in `ios_system.m` works with ">", "&>" and "2>&1", all of which erase and open the output file. It would be useful to have ">>" as well,...

Execute commands (e.g. compile files) from iVim, locally.

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The idea is, while you're editing a file, you might want to run an external tool on it (python, lua, latex...) This used to be impossible on iOS. With this...

Some systems can grant access to a file without granting access to the surrounding directory.

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### Problem On some operating systems (mainly iOS, but probably Android and other OS too), you can have read-write access to a file without having access to the surrounding directory....

Make the "tab" key work on internal keyboard too

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Currently, pressing the "tab" key on an external keyboard makes auto-complete complete the command, which is great. Most internal iOS keyboards don't have a tab key, but larger iPads do....

Pressing "tab" on an external keyboard activates autocomplete and inserts the first suggestion on the command line. Sometimes, I'd like the second suggestion. It would be great if pressing "tab"...

`say "Sentence"` and `say -v Voice "Sentence"` both work perfectly. But `say -h`, `say -help`, `say -u`... all hang: the terminal does nothing until I press the "Stop" button.