K Lange

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> as it is written in assembler There's actually lots of bit twiddling in C to implement the majority of floating point math functions. Even when a platform has an...

This is looking much better. I don't want to add a new module at this stage in the 1.4 release schedule, and I don't have a separate development / release...

The palette in your terminal has "dark gray" set as the same color as background, which is incorrect. https://github.com/kuroko-lang/kuroko/blob/master/src/kuroko.c#L1172 > Can I disable syntax highlighting, if that is what is...

![Screenshot from 2023-08-30 05-48-54](https://github.com/kuroko-lang/kuroko/assets/223546/03a96f85-371f-4c98-940e-4039d948a8aa) The default theme I get in Terminator does not do this, and I checked several other palettes. ![Screenshot_2023-08-30_05-51-52](https://github.com/kuroko-lang/kuroko/assets/223546/26bf68d9-6d85-4c25-a44a-1cbe50ea1b17) When adjusting the color palette in Terminator, the...

You should be able to determine if text was actually output by selecting it (and possibly copying with Ctrl+Shift+V). Assuming your terminal is wide enough, `help` and `license` can produce...

I would appreciate if you can verify whether text was output at all, but I have also prepared a branch which does not include the color codes in expression evaluation...

I’d also like to see what happens with other strings printed using the 90 color code; seeing something like the results of `print("\[[90mhello world\[[0m")` would be useful.

I think I will make the output format configurable, similar to how prompts can usually be changed (I'll support that as well).

I'll consider supporting `$NO_COLOR` for the repl output, alongside the improvements I mentioned previously. I had thought I had a `none` theme for the line editor, but I appear to...

Kuroko now accepts the `NO_COLOR` environment variable to disable coloring the output of repr'd return values in the repl. Additionally, rline (the rich line editing library) will accept `NO_COLOR` and...