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I'm frustrated when reading ArkScript lexer/parser/optimizer/macro processor/compiler errors because everything is white on black, and I would love to have colors.
Describe the solution you'd like
- colors for the line number
- color (maybe red) for the
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under the detected error - coloring pairs of parenthesis / br
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Current coverage is not bad (70+%) and in general and I don't want to embark on one of those 100%-coverage crusades. But I know there are parts of the interpreter that are undertested (and don't generally need a whole lot of tests) and it might be nice to get some quick wins in terms of coverage.
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It would be great, after a
on join
event, to be able to test which domain is a player joining.Like for example I've
minigames.domain.tld
andplots.domain.tld
and I want them to do specific actions on player on join. So maybe an expression likedomain of player
to be able to testif domain of player is ...
and then do specific actions.That's possible at least in Java, here is a ope