Matthew Eernisse
Matthew Eernisse
Filters are not an EJS-specific feature (none of the other implementations have it), and can be implemented just as easily using external helper functions. It's just JavaScript, and you can...
Commenting style is critical here. I'm not a fan of same-line comments, because when the line of code gets longer, it gets too wide to display in splits in my...
Native C would definitely be faster, except we know that in some cases, Chrome's function inlining results in execution times faster than C code. I'm not sure how big of...
See comments in the associated issue here: https://github.com/mde/true/issues/19 Obviously we would want a ton of deep discussion of the various tradeoffs before merging changes to such a critical piece of...
Apologies for coming onto this thread so late. It's worth noting that `true` does indeed have a complementary `false` module. (Just as with the actual Unix `false` utility that exists.)...
While this is an interesting approach, I am beginning to think the ideal way to handle this is with quantum states.
As I just said: https://github.com/mde/true/issues/15#issuecomment-390226854
Probably worth wrapping this thread up. Good points for considering, given how critical this library truly is.
Brevity is the soul of wit, but now the CLI appears to be a no-op. We do need a functional CLI, to duplicate the behavior of Unix `true` utility.
@phanect, that would be much appreciated. どうもありがとうございます！