The short answer is no. The long answer is that you can't ignore "enter" keys but still read "\n" signs because enter keys create "\n" signs. The general answer is that your question makes no sense. The elaborate answer is that when enter key is pressed, a newline seque...

Just use "map2" instead. Or give it some appropriate name like "parameters".

Now we can just point people to this project and let them obtain common wisdom the hard way.

No. It's something like this: It shouldn't return anything, or it may return nil or false, to actually quit. Returning anything else will cancel the quit.

zorg wrote: ↑Sun Jan 26, 2020 8:25 am To some people, integrated debugging facilities, variable watching, integrated consoles are something they want to have.

VSCode supports those, as any decent text editor should. IDK maybe on Windows it's an oddity you needed to use IDE for, but Linux editors had those features for ages.

People don't do this out of practical necessity, they do it because they're having a protracted brain fart. There are never seem to be any shortage of people who think that each of their individual pieces of work is valuable. Most of them understand that it's not the case once they start actually ma...

A lot of people don't use any IDE whatsoever. Those are extremely heavyweight and 100% of their useful functionality already exist in regular text editors, such as Visual Studio Code. Which is to say, there are no advantages to use any IDE, much less any specific one.

It's definitely possible but it's more trouble than its worth. Consider how much time and effort you'd have to spend to do this, and if it outweighs the bad things that will happen if someone sees the code. Like, break out a calculator and try to really do the math on that one, put it in the numbers.

Some of the pellets are inaccessible. You resolve this by finding all "islands" and making sure that there's only one of it, by breaking some walls between separate islands.

It would be nice if it played a bit more like OG pacman, i.e. the character never stops and the walls are thin plates instead of solid bricks, and the ghosts are somewhat trying to catch you so you need to use powerups (and strategically too). With a bit of effort an infinite version could be made, ...