Hydroper
Hydroper
In ECMAScript, the `import.meta` expression (`meta` is a context keyword) returns `{url}`, where `url` indicates the URL of the current script. Carbon scripts could have such ability. For example: **file:///C:/Users/anonymous/Documents/foo.carbon**...
Rust has `include_str!("./data.txt")` and `include_bytes!("./data.bin")` macros. So I propose the same for Carbon. In my language I use `embed './data.txt':String` and `embed './data.bin':ByteArray`. I think C++ doesn't have that feature,...
I'd like to override `theme/fonts/fonts.css` and add additional TTF files. Is that directly possible in mdBook (on `mdbook build`)?
### Godot version 4.0dev beta12 ### System information Windows 11 Renderer: `gl_compatibility` ### Issue description Any texture I add, whether PNG, SVG or something else, gets blank (white or sometimes...
### Question Is there a CI example for automatically building docs from a GitHub repository (`master` branch) to another repository (a GitHub Pages repository)? ### Version ```text mdbook v0.4.26 ```
### Which @angular/* package(s) are relevant/related to the feature request? _No response_ ### Description Some newcomers like me didn't know what happens when I run `ng g component whatever` and...
### Current Behavior When displayed in high scale, the car bitmap is clipped off partially. ([Issue on StackOverflow](https://stackoverflow.com/q/77121715/19692949) with parts of the actual code.)  ### Expected Behavior Something similiar...
For me `parsePatternElements` is infinitely looping at the `if (indent)` line. I examined and compared the codes carefully. Here's more information: https://forum.starling-framework.org/d/23807-porting-fluent-to-actionscript
I think `fluent` relies on `icu`. Several of their constructors require a data provider. Do you simply use `icu_testdata` or have you passed through the [data management process](https://github.com/unicode-org/icu4x/blob/main/docs/tutorials/data_management.md)? If so,...
Is there a way to do this with `chrono-tz`? ```rust ::from_str(value).or(Err(RangeError))? ``` Any ideas about converting it back to a string? (The above doesn't compile.) ... Hm, I'm not sure...