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soweli Luna
I mean, I guess that would work for what I'm doing, but I'd imagine it should still work with non-ASCII characters, still just encoding one byte per address I suggested...
What's with the sudden silence? ..forgive me for asking
Yeah, that looks good. You should be able to use other word lengths besides 16 though, as the problem with padding is especially important given scenarios with weird-numbered word lengths,...
I really have no idea, lol The most powerful version of it I can think of would be almost as powerful as a complete programming language, where users would manipulate...
Depending on how its done, it might even make adding natively supported formats easier too, where they could be written in this more abstract form and included almost like libraries
perhaps it would look like a function, something like: ``` #formatdef customformat(string, int) ;random example format { assert(isString(string)) ;example syntax, idk exactly how you would do this, but I think...
Is this issue still being worked on?
what about a way users could define their own formats? you could have something similar to #ruledef to define a custom data format which could allow users to do whatever...
> > what about a way users could define their own formats? you could have something similar to #ruledef to define a custom data format which could allow users to...