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dan-dev
4y ago
Thank you! :) It worked when installing inside the project folder and did not work when installing outside the project folder: // Success: Running in the project folder. me:~/deprank$ yarn add deprank yarn add v1.22.1
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dan-dev
4y ago
Great project! One feature request: Running the npx command searched only for the js files, not for the ts files. When I built deprank locally with yarn, it also showed the ts files. After looking at dependency-cruiser figure it has to do w
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dan-dev
4y ago
All good! And sorry for not making the effort to understand your position first, I want to work on that. > The incentive structure of academia that leads to software like that, though, is also a big reason why I left. The theory is super
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dan-dev
4y ago
Oh well, first of, thank you for writing ripgrep! Great work, love that tool and use it daily :) All good, thank you for sharing your POV! I find both theory and the practical engineering feats quite interesting, and actually understood the
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dan-dev
4y ago
Ah! I was only referring to ERE as specced by POSIX, yes. > It's not difficult because getting it correct is difficult, it's difficult because making it correct and fast is not straight-forward. It seems to me that you take my
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dan-dev
4y ago
Nah, the type system is perfectly fine in this case: "Given (Just someValue), return someValue". Exactly what happened here, the precondition just was not fulfilled and I left the case dealing the unfulfilled precondition undefine
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dan-dev
4y ago
Hold on! See: https://github.com/dan-blank/hgrep-smallcore/issues/1 Using `fromJust` is deeply frowned upon, and indeed a few eyebrows were raised then showing my code to the examiners. This and a handful oth
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dan-dev
4y ago
Thank you for trying out my tool! Not that this was just an university project that is far from polished, and certainly not fast! * I don't think it supports '\w' - is that part of the ERE? (otherwise I will lower my claim in
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dan-dev
4y ago
Yes and straighforwardly so if you use character classes as your basic building blocks. Here I implemented a Haskell implementation that is easily extandable to include complements: https://github.com/dan-blank/hgrep-sm