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by c-smile 8y ago
You have very interesting associations … If you are from Canada I would think about consequences of the legalization.
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by c-smile 8y ago
PhpBB is a popular forum engine that supports so called BBCodes - variation of markup/markdown. So you can create pretty reach discussion messages. But when you need to provide tabular data (statistic results for example) ... and by pe
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by c-smile 8y ago
Pretty much the same situation here. My wife is writing quite a lot on Internet these days - on near scientific subjects. I started doing that HTML-NOTEPAD three months ago when she asked how to insert table on PhpBB forum. Editing sequence
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by c-smile 8y ago
"Code block newline behavior is weird" yeah. The HTML logic itself in <pre> blocks is not "WYSIWYG friendly". CRLF is in effect only if it separates something but not at the end of <pre> block. But I will do
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by c-smile 8y ago
I was thinking about custom widgets too (seems like your idea is somehow close to them). Widget here is a class of custom DOM elements that knows how to represent itself by HTML means. Such classes constitute that 'library' of you
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by c-smile 8y ago
At the moment Markdown support is limited - only HTML-to-Markdown conversion is in place. Check: https://html-notepad.com/2018/11/03/version-0-1-1-0/ Basic idea is that HTML is so called "master for
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by c-smile 8y ago
Author of the Notepad is here. Will answer questions, if any.
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by c-smile 8y ago
Check my Sciter Notes application ( https://notes.sciter.com ). Essentially it is a personal database and management system for your documents. You can store there all your documents in different thematic notebooks. Assigning keyw
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Show HN: HTML-Notepad – A WYSIWYG editor of structured documents(html-notepad.com)
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by c-smile 8y ago
But why? Isn't it better to use something like my https://html-notepad.com where you can just create/edit your document in WYSIWYG and use Markdown as one of input options? (Markdown is coming there). I think that this
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by c-smile 8y ago
Just in case, I am an author of HTML-NOTEPAD - will answer questions if any.
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by c-smile 8y ago
It shall not be `display:none` but rather `visibility:none;` to exclude element either from layout or rendering trees.
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by c-smile 8y ago
Yeah and that puts enormous pressure on what we put there. That flexbox, half-baked and overcooked at the same time. And display:grid at the same time but using completely different concept of flexibility (fr units in grid) and some strange
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by c-smile 8y ago
It MUST be a way to reproduce <center> HTML by CSS means solely. No way so far.
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by c-smile 8y ago
flexbox, grid, table,etc. shall be values of some 'flow' or 'layout' property as they define layout model of element's content . 'display' values shall just define requirement of the element to its conta
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by c-smile 8y ago
Fr units (fraction, measure of flexibility) shall be allowed on width,height,margin,padding and borders. Instead of using flexbox I should just be able to write: label { width:1fr; } input { width:2fr; } to distribute the wid
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by c-smile 8y ago
My pardon, hadn't got to that part at the moment of commenting.
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by c-smile 8y ago
If strings are immutable in L0x then this string representation: struct sObjString { Obj obj; int length; char* chars; }; needlessly wastes 4 or 8 bytes for the chars pointer (among othe
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by c-smile 8y ago
Hmm, this looks like Cassowary solver that was first used in 1940 as stated here: https://cassowary.readthedocs.io/en/latest/topics/theory.htm... The only difference is that it is using Simplex method instead
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by c-smile 8y ago
Sciter's author here. I am considering creation of EMail client, as a next step of my https://notes.sciter.com . The Sciter Notes resembles email client UI pretty close, so UI portion is feasible in months time frame. At the
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by c-smile 8y ago
browsers do the following: By given set of HTML and CSS produce bitmap on screen. That's perfectly determined task (modulo browser differences). WYSIWYG editor does the opposite task: With the given bitmap on screen produce set of vali
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by c-smile 8y ago
Thanks for the clarification but that's pretty much what I just said. Not sure about this though: > "Open Source" is a development methodology . Development methodology is one of these as far I understand: https:/&#
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by c-smile 8y ago
Or just use a train. Like if you want to travel from Moscow to Vladivostok (6 days) you'd better use this: http://thegoodlife.ru/image/962-mv.html + separate dining car. Traveled on these, quite interesting experi
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by c-smile 8y ago
The question that intrigues me quite a while. I suspect that there are types of projects / product areas that especially benefit from being OpenSource. What are these areas? Yet my mental model considers the following development busi
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by c-smile 8y ago
It takes quite a lot of money to convert the project to OpenSource. Social responsibility and maintenance, all that. I am accepting offers, if that is interesting.
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Or Tk, yes, if you prefer buttons a la turrets of Panzerkampfwagen VI Tiger and musik of Sabaton.
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by c-smile 8y ago
A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Indeed. So you are at the first mile of that road... On the second mile you will discover that X11 is just a protocol to present bitmaps on monitor surfaces + plus generator of events
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by c-smile 8y ago
Check my https://notes.sciter.com/ - it is not using external storage but your own hard drive. Just in case: I am one of three initial Evernote developers who implemented the idea of Stepan Pachikov : https://not
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by c-smile 8y ago
You missed cause and consequence. Unprovoked expansion of NATO happened first. After years of warnings. Ukraine was in the line. That non-democratic coup was a step to NATO and inspired/supported by NATO members. And after that Crimean
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by c-smile 8y ago
Finland is not a NATO member. For that very reason and due to old agreement with USSR.

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