Luke Haas
Luke Haas
@rgbjoy, not yet. I'll post an update here when that's possible.
Thanks, @ortonomy. This is useful feedback. My thinking was it would be useful for canvas coding but maybe this would be best implemented in a separate app.
Thanks, I'll look into it 👍
Replacing Babel with TSC would result in gaining some things and losing others. For example, do expressions, the pipeline operator, partial application, and others.
@pvanb, thanks for raising this. The example you've provided is an interesting use case that I hadn't considered before. I'll have a think about this and get back to you.
@pvanb @dan-farley @javier250369 this is now possible in the latest release of RunJS. To do this, turn off output highlighting in the appearance settings.
Thanks, @oscarhn27. Aiming to add support for this in a future release 👍
@oscarhn27 @lakardion this is now supported in the latest release of RunJS. The shortcut is `ctrl+space`
By default, RunJS will display the output of your code on the same line as the corresponding source. For example, here are two statements, on lines two and four respectively...
@jurajkapsz thanks, I'll look into it.