Existing Standards

[oeed]

To get this repo in a state where it is truely useable we need to have as many of the existing standards/formats/whatevers submitted. If you can think of something missing comment below or make a PR!

[viluon]

Diffs and patch functionality should be definitely standardized!

[oeed]

Didn't we already sorta discuss diffs in #1?

[oeed]

...being?

[oeed]

Don't really get what it has to do with standards though.. does it save the difference to a file?

[viluon]

@oeed it's the generated difference file displayed when viewing a commit which shows which lines were added/removed. You can also see it when you edit a file in Sublime, right click and click on "Show unsaved changes".

[ghost]

.nbs noteblock songs?

[viluon]

Could you link us to software using .nbs please @justsomeoneelseagain ?

[ghost]

www.computercraft.info/forums2/index.php?/topic/2384-noteblock-api-noteblock-player/

[viluon]

NoteBlock API was released on 3rd July 2012. While it might very well work on current versions of ComputerCraft, I doubt it will. I didn't look into the code but I suspect it uses coloured cables, which are deprecated now.

[ghost]

i just searched for a noteblock image format

[ghost]

i mean audio format

[ghost]

maybe @lyqyd ´s packman repository format if he agrees

[viluon]

His nickname is @lyqyd @justsomeoneelseagain 😉

[ghost]

yes, I realyced it afterwards

[lyqyd]

Yeah, I'd have no problem with that. I don't really have the time/energy to write it up, but I'd be happy to answer any questions on it that the readme in the packman repository can't.

[Luca0208]

we might want to standardize the intendation(Is that a word?) 2 spaces might be good, as that is what the normal edit program uses, someone can change Lua.md if enough people agree

[oeed]

@Luca0208 Indentation tends to be fair subjective. Some people like tabs, others spaces. 2 spaces works better on the CC screens because the screen size isn't very big, but personally, I find 4 spaces much easier to read in external editors and only use that.

Hence, I'm not sure whether it's worth standardising. It's not something that's causing clashes or anything like that.

[Luca0208]

The big problem comes when someone uses tabs to intend. It just looks awful in CC

[viluon]

@Luca0208 that is the problem of CC, not tab indent. Few actual developers use the flawed ingame editor. Still not a reason to standardize indentation.

[lyqyd]

Indentation is personal choice, and outside the scope of this project. The standards should be about how programs work or interact with other code/files, not about how they look.

On Feb 9, 2016, at 13:57, Andrew Kvapil [email protected] wrote:

@Luca0208 that is the problem of CC, not tab indent. Few actual developers use the flawed ingame editor.

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[viluon]

Agreed @lyqyd (and actually even with @demhydraz ).

[viluon]

Oops, this isn't a proposal, sorry!

[CrazedProgrammer]

What about .skch (layered image file from Oeed's Sketch) and .nfa (animation file from NitrogenFingers' NPaintPro) files?
I consider them pretty standard and useful.

[oeed]

Yeah I don't object to that, sketch files and nfa do seem to be used a bit.

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What about .skch (layered image file from Oeed's Sketch) and .nfa (animation file from NitrogenFingers' NPaintPro) files?
I consider them pretty standard and useful.

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[lyqyd]

#59 contains a proposal for adding (a slightly modified version of) TRoR.