Greg Horn

incorrect code generated for `char x[8][255]`

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I think this issue I posted in c2hsc belongs here instead: https://github.com/jwiegley/c2hsc/issues/25

This code: ``` c #ifndef MY_TYPES_H #define MY_TYPES_H typedef int MyArray[20]; typedef struct { MyArray x; } MyStruct; #endif // MY_TYPES_H ``` produces this code: ``` haskell {-# OPTIONS_GHC -fno-warn-unused-imports...

I'm getting `module .$(USERPREFIX)$(MODULE)` instead of `module $(USERPREFIX).$(MODULE)` where you would do `c2hsc -p$(USERPREFIX) $(MODULE)`

incorrect code generated for `char x[8][255]`

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I have a struct like: ``` C typedef struct { char listOfNames[8][255]; } MyCoolStruct; ``` I would expect that field to translate to type `[Ptr CChar]`, which correctly happens, woohoo!...

If you edit the expression directly, the legend is not updated. Saving session, quitting, loading again restores proper behavior.

Probably due to drivers not being shutdown before loading the new session?

easily enable/disable lines within plots, right now i multiply by zero to hide plots and it's cumbersome

for example, you could group by telemetry message, and subgroup by position/velocity/attitude etc

Low priority because this can can be accomplished by editing a saved session file directly.