Josh M
Josh M
A generic version would be even better: `No` I see there's already an issue for that #24
I've made a little progress on this.
@Krzysztof-Cieslak I like it! > I do wonder if there's some way of just redirecting stdio of the console app into the FCS-hosted FSI session so we keep the ability...
Can a response file can do anything significant that an AppSettings file can't?
I started going down the path of implementing IConfigurationReader but I don't see how to get the results into ParseResults "input directory." | Quiet -> "suppress console output" | UserExamples...
`AsFloat()` in [FSharp.Data.JsonExtensions](https://fsprojects.github.io/FSharp.Data/library/JsonValue.html#Using-JSON-extensions) will give you a float, but I'm not sure FSharp.Data is the only issue: ``` > JsonValue.Float(100.0).AsFloat();; val it: float = 100.0 > string 100.0;; val it:...
If it's not going to be an operator, it might as well be an extension on `Math`.
Thanks for taking the time to look into it. Think it's worth trying to get that into FCS?
Generic attributes are now [in C# 11 preview](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/whats-new/csharp-11#generic-attributes). I noticed it's possible to define them in F# (guessing the compiler doesn't know that inheriting Attribute makes it one): ``` type...
The option in the screenshot is the one we tried to edit.