Joseph Dykstra

I just updated the original post. Webtoons has some "mature"-rated comics, which I don't want on comicsrss. The "young adult"-rated comics varied a lot in their suggestiveness. Webtoons, by nature...

I don't see an issue here. ``` C:\Users\Michael\Github\JS_Source>echo return>return.js C:\Users\Michael\Github\JS_Source>node return.js C:\Users\Michael\Github\JS_Source> ``` Seems ok on the browser too: https://jsfiddle.net/a32b1nas/1/

The JSfiddle was a bad example, sorry. --- I still think this issue is invalid. This module is looking for a syntax error in a code string. This code string...

Yeah, but my argument is that the provided code string should not be assumed to be top-level. The code string could hypothetically be part of a function.

@mattdesl That's true. Since a `return` statement is a SyntaxError in some cases, ideally it should be configurable. Just like the code string shouldn't be assumed to be top-level, it...

Technically, node does allow some weird syntax: ``` C:\Users\Michael\Github\JS_Source>cat unmatching.js }, function (){ C:\Users\Michael\Github\JS_Source>node unmatching.js ``` Although the specific case you mentioned does throw an error for another reason. **Edit**...

> Is there some reason why you're not going directly to the publisher's site for those? Not a particularly good reason, no. I'm guessing it's because I started scraping arcamax...

A second disappointment is that the grep example in the zip file is not that different from what's in https://www.schemacrawler.com/schemacrawler-grep.html and is actually less advanced. screenshots ## website:  ##...

Anyway, sorry, I don't mean to be complainy! Thanks for making this tool. I'm just gonna experiment a bit to try to get grep working the way I want it...

`npm-run-all` is for running npm scripts, not arbitrary shell commands. You might need to change your package.json file like this: ```diff { // ... "scripts": { - "start": "npm-run-all -s...