jreicherWhat the? Why on earth would you change code to make it easier for the IDE to highlight?
jreicherThis is exactly why I use treesitter
jreicherAnd I must admit I am quite enjoying semantic highlighting from the language server these days too
jreicherDammit. Connection dropped. Apologies if I missed a reply, and this is actually something I'm super interested in. Treesitter has been really good to me.
dreamrealjreicher: if you think something like that is worth asking ON BCN, use !suggest or !article
dreamrealjreicher: the thing BCN needs above ALL ELSE is others' input
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dreamrealfollowed by !content blah blah blah, finally !done when you're done ranting
dreamrealyou could also log on straight to BCN (or post anonymously, as submitting posts doesn't require an account) and write the article yourself. It would get edited into shape if necessary; there's no "post direct to the front page" functionality.
jreicherah, so it's basically writing an article.
dreamrealIt is indeed.
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jreicherTonight's not the night for that. And I'd also want to do justice to jetbrains. They're not idiots, so I have to properly understand why they think what they think, as much as that's possible.
* dreamreal grins
jreicherBut I'm still weirded out.
dreamrealWell, you can also use !suggest, or you can tell ME about it and if you're unwilling to use your own dadgum words you can hope that I have the same outlook as you
dreamrealThat's the real reason you don't want to use !suggest very often: you have your own perspective and it's worth preserving
jreicherOK, first impressions: The jetbrains blog post seems not to be talking about highlighting, but rather about code complexity, with the performance of highlighting smuggles in as a metric for code complexity
dreamrealoof
dreamrealyikes, okay
dreamreal(I have not read the post, so you're informing me.)
dreamrealokay, now I've read that article and I HATE it
dreamrealjust ew all the way down
dreamrealscala?
dreamrealreally?
dreamrealThat's a poorly written article
dreamrealso... if *I* write it up, I'm going to point out what it's actually saying (which is worth THINKING ABOUT) but observe that it is written for scala and thus should be relevant to nobody, ever
dreamrealthe takeaway is "scala is brutal not only on you but your editor, if you don't love yourself, try to love your editor maybe"
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