Julian Birch
Julian Birch
Really should have written XSS, sorry (edited the heading). An example is something like `while(1);{"a" "b"}`. Typically this is coming back as a response to a `GET`. So you need...
I’m okay with this.
Think ultimately the problem is that ruby doesn't expose string as a sequence, and Clojure does. On Wednesday, October 1, 2014, Christina Unger [email protected] wrote: > I also stumbled upon...
Looking at the code, this is hard. Doesn't mean it isn't worth doing, but it's hard to achieve directly.
Actually, part 1 is "support existing functionality", part 2 is new. So you could send in a partials like this. ``` clj { :x "Standard Clostache Partial" :y partial-thats-actually-a-function }...
Just a thought: could you allow mixed streams, with some pre-parsed terminals and some strings? Another case which is hard to parse without an external lexer: mustache.with set delimiters.
I should say that 1) I'm not convinced this is the right thing for instaparse, but want to explore it 2) the workaround is neat but is pretty bad for...
Yeah, I closed it because, after two years, there didn't seem to be a lot of demand and, in all honesty, I'm not convinced it really serves any purpose. Would...
I’m afraid not. The challenge is to make cljs-ajax use the fetch API, not to simulate the fetch API. On Fri, 18 Jan 2019 at 18:06, Jonathan Chen wrote: >...
Not a bad idea. Want to try creating a PR for it? On Mon, 2 May 2022 at 18:27, Eugene Pakhomov ***@***.***> wrote: > On Clojurians Slack, people ask things...