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You could probably achieve this with an IDE that understands your rich text comments (maybe code them in JSON or base64 binary). To me it seems like a pure pres
by maxxxxx 7y ago
You could probably achieve this with an IDE that understands your rich text comments (maybe code them in JSON or base64 binary). To me it seems like a pure presentation problem.
- mr__y 7y agoThis.It is already happening. For example, for annotations in some PHP frameworks. The annotations are created as comments in some specified format and then the framework uses reflection to read and parse those comments. Some IDEs can also parse those comments making it somewhat similar to what GP suggested although in a very primitive and simplified form
- infinite8s 7y agoPeople forget ASCII is just a presentation mode. There's no reason for Ox41 to be an 'A'.