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If you call input("Reasonable length prompt: ")
then the shell scrolls to the right, hiding the content on the left. The reason for this is a bit of CSS width: calc(100% - 2.5em)
on a div wrapping the <input>
tag where the user types into the shell. But removing that leaves the input element short so that if you enter a long line of code it doesn't show the full thing. I don't know what a go
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Was going to do this in the MVP. But honestly, I know nothing about Emscripten
Thus, I think I will go ahead, launch, and get the hype going, and then teach myself emscripten to make the demos
Dans le chapitre 2, est écrit :
La compilation manuelle est également intéressante pour régler plus finement
certains aspects de Node : (…) le modulehttp/2
C'est pas sûr que le module doit être compilé depuis Node v10.
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