Joe Pea

I was able to get around the problem with this change: https://github.com/guybedford/cjs/pull/5 But I'm not sure what the implications are; it might need more care. Now I'm having the problem...

I put some console.logs in the plugin, so it looks like this: ```js define("cjs", ["amd-loader"], function(amdLoader) { console.log('csj-loader!') var cjsRequireRegExp = /\s*require\s*\(\s*["']([^'"\s]+)["']\s*\)/g; return amdLoader("cjs", "js", function(name, source, req, callback, errback,...

I tried a `map` config like ```js 'cheerio': '/path/to/node_modules/foo/node_modules/cheerio/index.js', ``` but no luck. It also gives an error (among tons of other errors) like ``` Uncaught Error: Module name "lib/cheerio"...

I think I'll just fork the package in question, and add a build step to compile a UMD module. I think that's probably easier.

:+1: This would be nice. Also to be able to paste into the editor.

@joker-b in MacVim, it's `"*`, which I find easier to press than `"+`, f.e. pinky finger on `"` and pointer finger on `*`.

@mscdex Yeah, I'm in Linux (Arch). I'm trying ncurses 0.3.1. I have ncurses 5.9 installed on my system and I've used many apps made with ncurses. @Niggler Yeah, I'm in...

@briandeheus Interesting, I tried the latest from git and it works. The one from npm doesn't work.

There seem to be quite some diffferences between the npm version and git version. For example, the npm version contains tons of files in deps/libncurses/terminfo/A whereas the git version does...

Hehe, yeah, working between Windows and Linux can be confusing. That's why I stick with Linux. :D I only need Windows to publish Windows Phone apps to market, otherwise I'm...