On Thursday, 5 July 2012 at 22:10:12 UTC, bearophile wrote:
nazriel:
Thank you bearophile for your testings!
Thank you for the very elegant D paste site. I'm good at
hitting ways to _not_ be able to use software and sites :o)
Sometimes even people like Mister Beam are useful.
I guess beta testers are very expensive in gamedev industry etc,
so it's really good to have you!
In that site sometimes I'd like an way to compile with "-d" or
"-debug" or "-version", this is probably doable.
Yes, I was already thinking about it as I noticed some pastes
with stuff like
unittest { assert(0==1); }
Implementing this is rather trivial, will do!
Offering an option to see the produced assembly is less easy,
because usually D produces very large asm listings... maybe
this is doable showing only the asm of the single or few
specific functions selected by the user, this gives a
manageable sized output.
This is feature I would like to add in 2.0 Milestone alongside
with Solutions (multiple files compilable together), debugging
support. Will take some time to implement it though because I am
still not yet at 1.0 and alone in coding :D
There is so much to do that I had no time yet to make some
better tests in browsers like links, or with JavaScript
disabled.
In all tests I've done I was keeping JavaScript enabled, and I
think images too were enabled. I have just disabled colors in
one test.
Wow, that's tricky! I never though about it, all tests I was
doing were like "lets see what happens without js and images".
Clever! Will try it.
(how many people uses browsers without colors? :D)
I don't know. It's a standard feature of Firefox, well visible
in the Options/Contents page. I sometimes disable colors when I
program or write, to look for info faster, and cause less
disruption to my flow. A friend of mine keeps them always
disabled to reduce distractions. And I know another person that
keeps them disabled because he's deeply color blind, and finds
colors confusing (he sometimes removes part of the colors from
presentations created by other people).
Yea, good catch. Will think about it.
2) Dunno tbh, could you give me some details about your
web-browser. Its looks like Bootstrap fail so its has to be
really exotic browser.
It's a normal Firefox 13.0.1, but it's not easy to give a
complete answer to this question. Maybe we have to meet on IRC
when you modify the site :-)
Sure! You know where to find me! ;~)
Bye,
bearophile
Bye! Thank you very much
I really appreciate your help!
