Austin Cheney
Austin Cheney
Could you link me to a specification or definition so that I can get a feel for the syntax?
This looks like it might already be supported. Could you run some code samples through https://prettydiff.com and let me know if I am breaking your code? I will work from...
Upon closer inspection this is a Swift optional and not a ternary in the Java/JavaScript sense. In this case the colon precedes the question mark.
The conventions are uniform in Pretty Diff 3. There is not a convention rendering output in markdown format at this time though.
This will come after the 3.0.0 release.
@mirabilos The timing of this is crazy. I am removing the parsers from Pretty Diff so that they can become an independent framework open to competing projects in a way...
@liamquin I completely agree. I am falling in on conventions already in place by the standard and node types are returned as numbers 1-12. This example code does accept a...
@liamquin I have been using this approach for about 9 years, and it absolutely opens up new possibilities developers never would have considered otherwise, because the existing methods forcefully suggest...
@liamquin The goal of this method is to attain a list of nodes of the request type from descendant nodes *irrespective of additional specificity*. An XPath instance requires a working...
@WebReflection I suspect TreeWalker is ignored because it is incredibly esoteric. It is a stand alone utility available as a part of the browsers' WebAPIs with its own internal filtration...