Jonathan Lovelace

On reading that blog post, I realized I'd forgotten about `+` as a possible bullet. And maybe each level of bullets should be configurable separately? Fair enough about the indentation....

Passing the `--content-disposition` option to `wget` might be enough to make it give the file the desired name.

I've seen the same behavior; the workaround I've found to work is to Command-Tab away and then back. (While verifying which version I have, Command-X---to save my current game and...

I got similar output (a bunch of ANSI codes, and `>` once I stripped them out using `ansifilter`) when I redirected stderr to a file, but I noticed that the...

I see a similar error when viewing a file I'd created in the original SC, but not in a different SC file. The one obvious difference I see when I...

Again, not the original reporter, but I tried building the latest tip of the `dev` branch (via an adaptation of the latest Gentoo ebuild for version 0.8.3 to check out...

For #246, if `--content-disposition` isn't enough to get `wget` to use the filename provided in the `Content-Disposition` header, adding the `--trust-server-names` option may help. You could also (instead) take the...

It looks like this may not be (entirely) specific to the SAM-interface interop; I ran into the same error with code that I distilled to the following: ```ceylon void callee(String?()...

The `..` operator is syntax sugar for [`ceylon.language::span`](https://modules.ceylon-lang.org/repo/1/ceylon/language/1.3.3/module-doc/api/index.html#span), which only requires that its arguments be of a type satisfying `Enumerable`, and (per [its docs](https://modules.ceylon-lang.org/repo/1/ceylon/language/1.3.3/module-doc/api/Enumerable.type.html)) > An Enumerable type is characterized...

If the `[]` operator worked as requested in #4517, one could make a multidimensional-array class whose `[]` operator always returned a Correspondence, just one that at the final dimension would...