jquesada2016
jquesada2016
CAme here for the same thing!
@archseer that did not seem to provide the desired behavior.
So upon further testing, `scrolloff` does provide the desired behavior, but only when the file is larger than the viewport, and does not function as intended near the top of...
Awesome! I'm working on a new Rust WASM front-end framework that uses typestates a lot, and this crate took out a massive amount of boilerplate. Those generics are the main...
You got it good sir! I'm on it now. P.S. Sorry for not getting a chance to create a pull request on the docs, I thought I was going to...
@jmg-duarte do you need me to write tests or just give you feedback?
@jmg-duarte generics have been working very good for me thus far! I tested it with constraints and some lifetime bounds and have had no issues thus far! Thank you again...
@jmg-duarte I added an issue for a problem I discovered with generics as currently implemented. I added a new issue instead of posting it here because it was a bit...
I forgot to mention, but the reason I think this might be intentional behavior is because it appears to be an internal mechanism for keeping track of transitions or generating...
Sure, he is the cargo-expand output: ```rust mod _t { use typestate::typestate; ///```mermaid ///stateDiagram-v2 ///[*] --> State1 : new ///State1 --> State2 : to_state_2 ///State2 --> [*] : done ///```...