I have no CLITs that take regexes, as far as I know. If I do have them I never had a use for them.

I like the moral implications of using godlike powers to achieve and maintain world peace.

Abandon all hope, ye who enter here.

Do you think I'm retarded for trying for five minutes to look for Johto on a map of Japan?
If you literally looked for a "Johto", yes. If you looked for a geographically similar area, you would find it to be Kansai, eastern Shikoku, and western Toukai.

You might notice that in the Japanese version, some characters speak in Kansai-ben. The above is why.

Posted by Liliana

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Nobody wants to be wind, because wind attacks suck.

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Fuuus... ro DAH!

Posted by Kiyoshi

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I have tried Mibbit on NSMBHD.

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So that's what you were on about yesterday!

Got me worried for a moment

Ah yes. Bulbapedia. I added quite a bit of 3rd gen info to that.

Emulators whenever it has reasonable compatibility and speed.

>>6319

Why did I click that? My boor prain...

Posted by Gywall

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Granted, might be the fact I prefer controllers over keyboards.

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Funny. It's the opposite for me.

I only have a joypad for development purposes.

I am not a penguin

I don't want to be a penguin

Could you post a snippet of actual code? Also, how would you solve the problem of language-agnosticism?

And the part where it doesn't have to be in C, which is what "languag-agnostic" means?


Minimalist theme mockup of the hypothetical LiliOS. I'm thinking, a given window ought to be able to change the theme it wants to use, but defaults to a system-wide setting. So in that shot, you might imagine opening the sample app's "Theme" menu and selecting a Motif theme, which would switch the whole window to an approximation of Motif, while bsnes and the rest of the system remain set to Minimal.

Last time I used regex was to build Noxicobotic. Every type of line it supports has its own, except blanks and comments:

^(?:(?<word>\w+) \:) ^(?:(?:(?<id>\w+?) \.)?) (?<command>\w+) (?:(?:\s?) (?<parms>.+)?) ^(?<type>[|!?])<< .+ ^(?<variable>\w+) (?:\s?) = (?:\s?) (?<expression>.+) ^if \s (?<variable>\w+) \s (?<compare>[!=\<\>]{1,2}) \s (?<value>\w+) ^if \s (?<flag>set|exists|not\sset|not\sexists)$ ^(?:endif|else|next)

That one with the "type" group is only the start -- the closing >> is detected separately.

We has youtube tag now. After a minor variable naming error on my part heheheh.

Onwards to 100 monthly points!

Posted by Ailure

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It's tempting to use vendor specific CSS features when W3C is taking their time with putting things into their standard.

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What kind of features would that be?

Past tense. Do you have any present day examples?