-
-
Notifications
You must be signed in to change notification settings - Fork 5.5k
New issue
Have a question about this project? Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community.
By clicking “Sign up for GitHub”, you agree to our terms of service and privacy statement. We’ll occasionally send you account related emails.
Already on GitHub? Sign in to your account
Emoji REPL completion #10709
Emoji REPL completion #10709
Conversation
Should we also make 💯 a |
As long as we're allowed to propose PRs that assign math constants to these new symbols, I'm all in favor. 👍 ETA: damnit. @simonbyrne was quicker on the keyboard. |
although 👍 might be more appropriate as an incrementer function :) |
julia> 💯
💯 = 100.0...
julia> fill(💯, (5,5))
5x5 Array{MathConst{:💯},2}:
💯 = 100.0... 💯 = 100.0... 💯 = 100.0... 💯 = 100.0... 💯 = 100.0...
💯 = 100.0... 💯 = 100.0... 💯 = 100.0... 💯 = 100.0... 💯 = 100.0...
💯 = 100.0... 💯 = 100.0... 💯 = 100.0... 💯 = 100.0... 💯 = 100.0...
💯 = 100.0... 💯 = 100.0... 💯 = 100.0... 💯 = 100.0... 💯 = 100.0...
💯 = 100.0... 💯 = 100.0... 💯 = 100.0... 💯 = 100.0... 💯 = 100.0... |
Love it! |
Defining 👍 as a function appears to hang the REPL :( |
We actually probably don't want 💯 as a MathConst, as all the inequality functions assume that MathConsts are irrational. We could have const 💯 =100 though. |
Obviously this PR is just for fun, but it is entertaining enough that it might be worthwhile to have it as an easter-egg. |
Is there a way to add completions at run-time so that |
There might be a way, but the latex substitution claims the convenient |
@Keno likes emojis. |
man, I just did a build this morning. Now I get to rebuild. Thanks. :) |
👍 Emojis are clearly the future. Is the following a problem with my terminal or julia? If you type, 👍 123 (without space), it looks fine, once you press return the 1 overlaps the 👍.
Perhaps this because the length(":+1:") == 1? (Should it be 2?) I also see this if I tab complete two 👍👍 in a row. |
Ah, I see. I was hoping that those were themselves runtime extensible. But definitely in the "nice-to-have" category. |
Today's XKCD's alt text: http://xkcd.com/1513/ |
To quote @jiahao:
Happy April 1st