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Thanks for your patience on this. |
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Any thoughts on these updates? |
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Sorry for the delay, been putting in extra focus to get the toml release out
My main concern is that this overall feels like it has a lot of layers that make it harder to follow that seem like they could be removed.. I called out a few in my comments.
No problem, sorry for the late response, end of month necessities have got my time limited. I'm going to try to get an update this week for this.
I think those are valid critiques. I'll look at cleaning it up and simplifying it. |
Initial stab at processing text and converting it into a Roff document
Extract the creation of effects form the generation of anstyle::Style for the style_stream.
This is really just a dataclass, so it's best to just make these public
There was a mistake in the way Underline was set during the StyledStr conversion.
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This is looking great, thanks!
inner isn't a good name, gave it a better one
Reflect that the primary value is not StyledStr
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Fixed Commit Lint, |
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This is great, thanks!
Just looking for clarification on snapbox and we can merge / release this!
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It doesn't like the merge commit. Would you like me to rebase and reword the merge commit? I can fix the Clippy mistakes, but not sure how you want to deal with the lint commit failure. |
I disallow merge commits, preferring rebasing. However, I think I'm going to squash this PR so it doesn't matter. |
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Made the suggested clippy fixes. Thought about trying to fix the merge stuff, but since you are going to squash anyway, i'll let that deal with it. |
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Well, I was going to squash... |
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Were you not able to squash? Hope I didn't screw it up. Thanks for the feedback on the PR, been a lot of fun working on it! |
This will allow crates like `clap_mangen` to render formatted text for man pages. Fixes #29
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Out of habit I merged, rather than squashed (the button is so easy; its right there). Nice thing about a low visibility repo in its early stages is I can enable force pushes and rewrite history that only existed for 2 minutes... |
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anstyle-roff-v0.1.0 is now out |
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This is an Initial Stab at an implementation for a anstyle to roff converter. It uses the
roffcrate as the underlying engine. I went with using an intermediate "RoffStyle" struct, rather than converting directly to theroff::Roffstruct, as theroff::Roffexpects that there be text associated with it when you add certain effects (bold, italic and plain). Sinceanstyle::Styledoes not expect text, theRoffStylecan be created fromStyleand then text can be added later, prior to rendering the output.Concerns:
roff(the crate) has limited support for inline escape sequences. Another issue is thatroff(the crate) only allows for 1 effect to be applied at a time, via inline escapes. Multiple stylings may be possible via ROFF control requests, but they can have unintended results that are not seen with inline escapes. I'll have to experiment more with those.Fixes #29