Karl

Hey @futurejones - firstly, thanks for maintaining this. The recent 5.4 release seems to have forgotten about groovy. Is it possible for swift to "get its groove back"? 😄 Thanks.

BTW, I've updated the implementation as I continue to iterate on it (there were some overly-zealous precondition checks, etc). I do also have a full test suite for the version...

@lorentey I added a `modify` operation and some better examples to the original post, along with a link to the finished implementation (now called `SegmentedLine`). There are tests in the...

Have you seen @milseman ’s `CollectionSearcher` prototype? https://forums.swift.org/t/prototype-protocol-powered-generic-trimming-searching-splitting/29415 I wonder if that would serve as a useful base to include in this library. We could implement things like the generic...

Sure; I just find it very difficult to read, especially for longer bodies of text. It's so bad that it actually gives me headaches. The reasoning for the 45-90 character...

> However, I'm still not entirely sold on the idea in the first place... Have you needed something like this in your own projects? I'd be interested to hear examples...

Prototype is now on branch `relatively-joined`: https://github.com/karwa/swift-url/tree/relatively-joined

This function used to be called `join`. It was renamed to `resolve` based on feedback on other URL libraries, such as https://github.com/servo/rust-url/issues/333

Not particularly - just to follow the example set by `BarGraph` when it comes to stacking. Matplotlib calls this a [`stackplot`](https://matplotlib.org/examples/pylab_examples/stackplot_demo.html) and has this as a separate kind of chart....

I don't know where that conversation is. Swift has an [official documentation comment](https://nshipster.com/swift-documentation/) style which is a kind of markdown and understood by the compiler. This has lots of benefits:...