Kirawi
Kirawi
> I think the simplest way to fix this is to only run the grammar for injected languages if they are visible (i.e. run it lazily). > > Markdown is...
To be fair, won't most programmers already be typing Latin characters? I also think most keyboards support Latin characters. But I'm genuinely interested in why you want this.
You make a valid point, this should definitely be a feature. However, it's unclear to me why you wouldn't be able to use alternate mappings on vim/neovim/etc. I'd think this...
I don't know if it's possible, but maybe we could provide that above function within Helix?
https://github.com/rust-windowing/winit/issues/753?
> What benefit does this provide over binary plugins? Will plugins be able to access eachother's state (functions, variables etc.) in the same way that plugins programmed in a single...
> If you want to embed the wasm compiler with the binary or as library etc, I would advise [against wasm due to slower speed and missing performance optimisations on...
> Thanks for considering Wasmer! We are working on a set of benchmarks at the moment, we had two bugs that prevented Wasmer to shine in the one you showcased...
We won't be shipping a compiler, though? WASM is a compile target for Rust itself as `wasm32-unknown-unknown`, and other compilation methods use their own external tool (`Wasmer` and `Wasmtime` also...
No, it's just `.wasm`. The user doesn't need to download anything else other than that standalone `.wasm` output which is what the plugin actually is. Think of it as creating...