| char (arity) - desc | |
| whitespace - nop | |
| newline - Starts a new function | |
| ! (1) - (any) logical not | |
| " - String literal | |
| # - Misc digraph char | |
| $ (1) - (any) reverse | |
| % (2) - (num, num) b mod a, (str, any) replace % in a with b | |
| & (2) - (num, num) bitwise AND |
To queue a word to be added to the word list, send a message formatted like __WR: word (p):__ Definition where word is the Katlani word, p is the part of speech, and definition is the definition. Example: __WR: caminar (v):__ Walk
| Part of speech | Abbreviations |
|---|---|
| Prefixes and Suffixes | pre, suf |
| You can open sublime text from command line with subl.exe and subl. The second one has a problem. If sublime text is not open already, | |
| when you open sublime text with subl, the command prompt will wait until sublime text is closed. So, you cannot do anything else in | |
| terminal, unless you open another terminal. This is useful in some cases. But sometimes its a pain. | |
| Method 1: Open with subl.exe | |
| 1. Go to Control Panel > Advanced System Settings -> Advanced -> Environment Variables | |
| 2. Create a new system variable called SUBLIME that will point to the folder of your Sublime installation. | |
| Variable Name: SUBLIME | |
| Variable Value: C:\Program Files\Sublime Text 3 |
| const logicGates = { | |
| nand (a, b) { return !(a && b); }, | |
| not (a) { return this.nand (a, a); }, | |
| and (a, b) { return this.not (this.nand (a, b)); }, | |
| or (a, b) { return this.nand (this.not (a), this.not(b)); }, | |
| nor (a, b) { return this.not (this.or (a, b)); }, | |
| xor (a, b) { return this.and (this.nand (a, b), this.or(a, b)); }, | |
| xnor (a, b) { return this.not (this.xor (a, b)); } | |
| }; |
| // ==UserScript== | |
| // @name Code Golf SE sorter | |
| // @namespace http://vyznev.net/ | |
| // @version 0.6 | |
| // @description Add a tab to sort answers by code length | |
| // @match *://codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/* | |
| // @copyright 2014, Ilmari Karonen | |
| // @grant none | |
| // ==/UserScript== |
