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Dumpcap has to work around some shortcomings of Windows regarding how interface are named and using a named pipe instead of stdout/stderr. This is not implemented. I don't have access...
The SVGs generated by `macro_railroad` should display correctly on most modern browsers. Although we do not use too much CSS-trickery, we want to ensure that the most used browsers always...
There is currently no way in Rust itself to have per-nonterminal documentation. For example, in [nom4::method](https://htmlpreview.github.io/?https://github.com/lukaslueg/macro_railroad/blob/master/examples/nom_examples.html#method), there is just no way to express what `a`, `_self` and `args` actually *do*....
A diagram's geometry is separate from it's fine-tuned design via CSS. The current default CSS is probably not the best. [Come up with a better CSS-theme](https://github.com/lukaslueg/railroad/issues/2) for `macro_railroad`. A [dark...
It would be extremely useful to bidirectionally map span information to diagram elements so that * we can highlight sections in the source-text which correspond to a diagram-element. The user...
```rust macro_rules! x { (= >) => { println!("Space"); }; (=>) => { println!("No space"); }; } fn main() { x!(= >); x!(=>); } ``` The two branches are currently...
We need more tests, especially of `lowering` to guarantee that we produce correct results in all cases. It would be a disaster if we produced visual representations that are *not*...
We do not use the CSS provided by `rustdoc`, which is Ok-ish regarding the light theme but fails miserably if the user uses the default dark theme. Just stop integrating...
The current default CSS is basically a "light" theme. It would be nice to have a corresponding "dark theme", while still allowing the presentation layer (read: the browser, not only...
Most syntax diagrams run long horizontally but not vertically. It's also true - and related - that most syntax diagrams are made up from long `Sequences` but few `Choices` (which...