TextComponent will properly display text containing newline characters.
Code of the TextComponent was somewhat prepared for optimal clipping text and scrolling; each line of text have an own fixed-size buffer fragment, so the lines should be easily extended and fragments reused.
Original commit: 647430f1d8
This commit adds support for suspended blocks in the interpreter and also fixes
a major performance issue with nested thunks that was causing quadratic
evaluation time.
This PR updates JSON serialization in Scala in Rust, so they are compatible, implementing #297. The parser wrapper now uses the real AST in API. Still most of non-trivial use-cases will fail. Once #336 is done, it should finally work.
* save a questionable bit of code
* Fix indentation manager by introducing stack of indents
* more fixes
* ui wip
* HTML Rendering change - first module name, then documentation, last
module functions
* Apply changes requested by @wdanilo
To the test workflow added a step where wasm-pack test is run for each crate in workspace.
A script was added, which runs wasm-pack test for each workspace members, because The wasm-pack itself cannot read workspaces. The script was written in rust, therefore a special crate for build-and-utility-scripts in rust was created.
Original commit: 51d3eaec7e
AST lives in `ast` package, that relies significantly on `ast-macros` to generate boilerplate.
Additional `macro-utils` library was split out from `shapely-macros` and `ast-macros`.
The implementation was contributed by @wdanilo , I basically just did some refactoring, documenting and testing.
### Important Notes
* AST is known to be incomplete structurally, finishing it is #336
* AST is missing a number of necessary functions, some of them explicitly marked as FIXME in the code, finishing them is #338
* while I have written some tests, they are not yet part of CI — I want to this smart way (i.e. allowing tests that rely on parser), it is tracked as #340
* AST JSON serialization is incompatible with Scala, solving this is #297
* there is some non-deterministic issue with CI on Windows — I need to look into this closer but it seems to not be related to any Rust parts
Set "-encoding UTF-8" options for javac. Without it compilation fails on platforms where javac defaults to other encoding, like most of Windows that default to whatever code page is active in the system.
