Malthe Borch

@bluss but if we panic, what's left of the program? Is it not just going to halt? Another issue I found was that it feels inconsistent that `len()` should return...

@cuviper I have begun some rebasing against the current master on this one, but let me know if you already have something cooking.

@cuviper yeah I think it has to be `usize` – but perhaps there could be a function that returns a range, i.e. `0..length - 1` which then would be type-safe...

It would be useful to have `From` for `Response`. I often need to create a response from a status code.

Would it make sense to support `#version 120` – ? The Intel HD Graphics adapter in my laptop complains that it supports only GLSL 1.00, 1.10 and 1.20.

The GLSL files are written for version 1.5 and they do rely on newer features such as `flat in`. But it would be cool to have a fallback set of...

At least from my experience in tinkering with the files, if the goal is to support, say, OpenGL 2.1 then the current C++ implementation works just fine. I have tried...

On Mac OS, I have the following output from `java -version` which is not compatible with `jdee-java-version-via-java`. ```bash $ java -version openjdk version "12.0.1" 2019-04-16 ``` This gives me a...

An example of a documentation page where normal column wrapping would help is: https://airflow.apache.org/docs/apache-airflow-providers-databricks/2.4.0/operators/run_now.html. There are probably some concerns for small devices, but not wrapping at all is not really...

Yes, it is probably possible to have a preprocessor that scans through the statement, replacing `:` with a position-based expression and then map it correctly on query execute. But if...