Jonathan Clark
Jonathan Clark
Did you resolve this with V2? If not, please raise a fresh issue at the separate repo https://github.com/jgclark/vscode-todo-highlight.
As another workaround for now, kind soul @Enivex on Discord has produced these: ```typst #let highlight(color, body) = { let whole = body.split() for word in whole { box(inset: (x:...
However, strike comes in front of the text, so it partially obscures it. What I'm after is a form of highlighting (however that is implemented) where black text remains black,...
> Oh, I see how my comment could be confusing. I didn't mean that using strike to highlight things is a good solution. I meant that implementing a new built-in...
Thanks, @LuxxxLucy. I won't comment on Q2 (internals), as I don't understand them. But on Q1 (syntax) that's fine by me. Earlier, @ntjess offered a clever solution. That would certainly...
I've now found a way to get the CSV into a SQLite file. All my previous queries are now running OK, with only changing the filename they are working on....
Thanks. However I'm not using ~ as part of filenames when calling q. See example above.
I had another look, and I think I've found where the ~ symbols are creeping in. I'm running on macOS, and despite in the shall I'm only working in the...
Bumping this. Even having arbitrary font sizes would be good. I can't believe the current useful options are either 7pt or 14pt with nothing in between.
> In 3.2 it does allow arbitrary sizes It isn't for me on 3.2.0 stable or 3.3.0 betas (with macOS Intel builds). And I can't see an option in settings...