Clément Bœsch

Results 31 issues of Clément Bœsch

### Language server Any ### Requested feature Would it be possible to have access to the default suggested key-mappings as an option? I kind of understand why they are not...

enhancement

So I know an issue about this topic was raised in the past (https://github.com/Pomax/BezierInfo-2/issues/30), but I'd like to bring it back on the table again. The signed distance from an...

## PR Summary Currently: ![grid-cur](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/34467/183974846-b119d09d-825c-4709-8963-c0556d99e57e.png) Proposed: ![grid-fix](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/34467/183974848-ccf8a934-8645-4868-8955-d55c2f3cf9bc.png) ## PR Checklist **Tests and Styling** - [ ] Has pytest style unit tests (and `pytest` passes). - [ ] Is [Flake 8](https://flake8.pycqa.org/en/latest/)...

API: default changes
topic: styles

### Problem There are a lot of proposed styles on https://matplotlib.org/stable/gallery/style_sheets/style_sheets_reference.html but most of them are light theme: a single dark theme exists against almost 30 light, and let's be...

New feature
topic: styles

With a large number of layers, every new keyframe addition makes Sozi much slower. Attached zip contains a pathological svg with 270 layers (this is actually the number of layers...

bug
Editor

`apitrace leaks` does not exit on error, which makes it tricky to use in automation context.

Feature Request
Help Wanted
good first issue

`apitrace leaks` doesn't support: - Queries - Shader - VertexArrays And maybe more which I missed. Note that `Queries` and `VertexArrays` do have a symmetrical `Gen` function, but not `Shader`.

Feature Request
Help Wanted

Example code: ```c #include struct int_def { const char *s; const int ints[]; }; static const struct int_def my_ints = { .s = "my ints", .ints = {0, 3, 7,...

enhancement

The current build system is unusable for any packager because of the hard ties with its third parties. The work of the packager is usually to build separate controlled packages...

version/release

It looks like this code is relatively stable: any reason not to submit it upstream to vim?