Larry O'Brien
Larry O'Brien
Aloha, Just wanted to say that within the Xamarin team at Microsoft, we're very interested in AI and tools that can help democratize the technology. Personally I'm a big fan...
We use a zip format for storing text documents in Mono's documentation tool. We use our own indexing code. If you're interested, I can point you to the specific code...
Workaround: if I move `ContentView` inside `SimpleViewController`, it seems to work.
Also: M:OpenTK.BlittableValueType.Check`1(`0[0:,0:,0:]) M:NUnit.Framework.Constraints.Constraint.Matches`1(`0@) (Not sure if '@' is it's own separate issue)
See https://gist.github.com/lobrien/41cf3cf988ac7c46758d8b086e4ac0e8 for more "in the wild" parsing challenges
I'm +1 on this. It allows confident integration of processing scripts, i.e., `mdoc --initialState | someScript | mdoc canonicalize` Update: Is this `mdoc normalize`?
Why is this not the existing function `mdoc normalize`? It appears to me that `normalize` is not integrated into `mdoc` itself and is therefore invisible to use (given that none...
Revisiting this. The above discussion makes me wonder if instead of integrating it as a subcommand, we just have a trivial CLI connected to a DLL with a public API....
See https://gist.github.com/lobrien/41cf3cf988ac7c46758d8b086e4ac0e8 for more parsing challenges