Dan Erikson
Dan Erikson
Another option is to allow a boolean argument, `inverted` that defaults to false. Then you would use `SmsMessage.delivered(false)`. I prefer this when you have filters where the user may turn...
Also `response_header` (like `response_field`).
Perhaps while the prompt is active, the pair being changed could be highlighted, and the keybindings `C-f` and `C-b` could move between them.
Just as in JavaScript, stateless components could be created in Ruby as functions. Consider: ``` ruby def SearchTag(name:) a(href: "https://www.google.com/#q=#{name}") { name } end # optional React::Component.param_types(:SearchTag) do param :name,...
This looks to me like a duplicate of #849.
If we defined `#present?` as: ```rbs class Object %a{pure} def present?: () -> bool end class NilClass %a{pure} def present?: () -> ::FalseClass end ``` In the example below, shouldn't...
Thanks. Other keybindings, like `C-c , f` don't seem to have an equivalent, however.