programming-language

Defining propertynames for non-struct types is not enough to enable tab completion in the REPL, as is being done with Cptr (analytech-solutions/CBinding.jl#77) and eventually with Ptr (JuliaInterop/Clang.jl#316). It appears to be prevented because of the following isstructtype check: https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/blob/c95448fb988441

Some field names in classes in the process package are using camel rather than snake case.

The style guide states that fields should be snake_case.

Fields that aren't snake_case in the process package should be switched to being snake_case.

To avoid this situation (reported by @alvaroc1 on Slack):

    18 | > Optional.Some ()
           ⧩
           !Some

Environment

• SuperCollider version:
• 3.11.1
• Operating system:
• Windows 10 (?)

Steps to reproduce

// macOS:
"~".pathMatch; 
// -> [ "/Users/<myusername>"]
// windows: 
"~".pathMatch; 
// -> [ ];
// this fixes the behaviour, but is clumsy;
"~".standardizePath.pathMatch;  
// -> [ "C:\Users\<myusern

I was searching the docs for any benchmarks or comparisons of an application written in Mint, with other modern frameworks, like Svelte or Vue, but i couldn't find anything, this could be fairly useful, especially for enthusiasts or people who are interested in the project and considering giving it a try, but have concerns about performance and/or size