I was trying to post about a potentially troubling issue (if it isn't my fault, and can be reproduced, which I can't do right now for a lack of access to other machines): I think the inline display gets negative decimals wrong by a factor of at least 10
Consider
randn(10,10)/100, when doing this in the REPL I get lots of -0.0x and -0.00x numbers as expected, but in Juno all the negative numbers are displayed as -0.x
E.g.
-0.00675 is displayed as -0.7 - if I multiply by -1, the inline display shows 0.00675
I'll take a look at that
And while I'm at it, one other slightly annoying thing: whenever I start a multiline comment, immediately upon typing
#= I get a warning about an unterminated multi-line comment... which of course is not technically incorrect, but maybe there's a way for Juno to give me the chance to close the comment before issuing warnings?
Juno shouldn't give any lint warnings yet, you're just seeing a leak from the internal parser
Same as the errors from adding/removing characters
0.4, right?
Ok yeah, I'm seeing the decimals issue
That's kinda bad, sorry about that
I'll fix ASAP
for the sake of completeness:
WARNING: LightTable.jl: incomplete: unterminated multi-line comment #= ... =#
in skip_multiline_comment at C:\Users\tew207\.julia\v0.3\JuliaParser\src\lexer.jl:658
in readchar at C:\Users\tew207\.julia\v0.3\JuliaParser\src\lexer.jl:322
in lexcomment at C:\Users\tew207\.julia\v0.3\Jewel\src\parse\scope.jl:24
Ok, I see this too
If you open an issue for that I'll fix it as well
Hopefully today but just so I don't forget
@one-more-minute Yup, that really is a problem - especially when using Reptile (at least I guess that's what the sliders over number literal are called?), because it then automatically generates the plot for all those different values... And sometimes a result appears that is not result, e.g. it doesn't have the right context menu and massively slows down LT (although that could be because there's too many points in that plot).
LT is usually still snappy with 100-1000 points in a plot, but if there are more it's totally unusable. I don't have access to a Linux-PC or a Mac right now, is performance better on those OS'es?
So, has this gotten worse for since node-webkit?
Either way, my Blink.jl work will allow you to put Gadfly plots in their own windows, which should help a lot
Ok, check this out: clone Blink.jl,
Pkg.build("Blink"), Graphics.docs()
I've played around a bit and really like it so far; the api is easy to understand, too.
I haven't tried fullscreen yet, but I can give that a go
I need to make it easier to load html/js into windows but that shouldn't be too tricky