Xuanyi Zhou

The `scan()` function of `self->language->external_scanner` comes from `external_and_internal_anonymous_tokens.dll` which I can't get VSCode to load symbols for.

The scanner has a few pieces of code that looks like `while (lexer->lookahead != 'SOMETHING') lexer->advance(lexer, true/false);` which could be where it's freezing. The compilation process does not seem to...

@maxbrunsfeld Any tips on how I can debug this problem? (e.g., how can I enable debug output?) Also, can you reproduce this on your side? I'm not sure if this...

I cloned a fresh repo and followed the commands in `.appveyor.yml` but it still froze. Honestly it's quite a simple process and I doubt there's much that can go wrong....

I've been using VSCode which is working relatively well. One issue is that there are no symbols for the scanner for that test, but the scanner is relatively simple and...

Ok - this freezes even when running only that example of that language of that test. More specifically, `corpus - single-line statements - external tokens` of language `external_and_internal_anonymous_tokens`. Here's the...

Any idea why this might be happening? From what I can see the word 'hello' should be processed by the external lexer, not the internal one.

I hacked the scanner to treat `\r` as a whitespace and now it's passing. Unfortunately there are still a lot of fails like `The specified procedure could not be found....

Hi @brupelo, Nice to meet you, and glad to see that you're interested in this project. The goal of this project is to create a standalone text editor like Sublime...

Hi @brupelo, Thanks for your reply. > I wonder though, a lot of text editors I've seen out there don't use OpenGL as a rendering backend, why is that? Interestingly,...