Sphinx RTD Dark and Ferrous Pygments have been updated to use a PyPI friendly versioning scheme. Note that we just use the build number as the patch version.
The new Ferrous Pygments lexer package is now available on our GitLab package registry. It features full integration with Sphinx doc too! Contextual highlighting is coming soon as well.
https://t.co/niepC9el4P
A big feature announcement for Ferrous: there will be support for directly importing C-API headers as modules. This will greatly cut down work required to implement bindings to system components and C libraries.
We are currently trying to narrow down an issue with the new beta homepage where the background video is not showing at all. If you experience this issue, please file an issue at https://t.co/iW9Sfeqeyp with information about your platform and browser. Thanks! :)
After some consideration, we added two flavours of multiline strings after all! There's now chomping multiline strings using /""/ and regular multiline strings using #""#. The difference is, chomping literals will automatically drop all literal newlines from the resulting value.
Hot take: in 2022, any new programming language that doesn't have a multi-dimensional array with slicing as part of the language (or the standard library with proper syntax support) - is dead on arrival.
Classes would be GC'd on the JVM and .NET and ref-counted on LLVM targets while structures would always be ref-counted by default on every platform. Relieve some GC pressure and get more control over your native memory, even on the JVM.