Jeff Schomay

Hi! Thank you for your interesting in this library. You are quite correct to wonder about parallel nodes. In fact, at ElixirConf I mentioned that parallel nodes (and priority selector...

Very interesting. I have actually spoken to one or two other people who want to use behavior trees for something very similar, so I think it can be a good...

@halohalospecial - Wow, you found it!! I had an open .elm file that didn't have an elm-package.json at that level or higher! Adding elm-package.json totally fixed the problem. Maybe a...

I've tried to dig in a little bit more. I've never done vimscript, so this is shooting in the dark, but here are things I found that seem helpful: 1)...

Thinking more about this, I think the problem is that `TextChanged` triggers when an undo happens, which calls `process_form`, which creates more changes. So the solution is either to avoid...

Last update - it seems `undojoin` is the answer here, but I haven't been able to get it to work. Here are two use cases, but repeating these hasn't worked...

Ok, one more thought, I've also seen other plugins that do things like formatting, where they write to a separate buffer, then dump that all in the current one, which...

@spinningarrow I tried with your changes, and yes, it seems to fix the problem! Nice one, thank you! I haven't used it beyond my simple test, so I'm not sure...

Hello again. This is a good question. For reference, the term I use is "Priority nodes", which are nodes that can interrupt the current running node. I definitely gave it...