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@nony 37signals, afaik

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@nony 37signals, afaik

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@tom I've also binned a bunch of notes from my uni/PhD years but I decided to buy a ScanSnap before throwing them away so that I would always at least have some digital versions of them. After all, the digital ones don't take up any room in your house. Additionally, the ScanSnap has come in really really handy for digitizing and chucking away all kinds of other paperwork, receipts and such, so well worth the money spent.

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@tom I've also binned a bunch of notes from my uni/PhD years but I decided to buy a ScanSnap before throwing them away so that I would always at least have some digital versions of them. After all, the digital ones don't take up any room in your house. Additionally, the ScanSnap has come in really really handy for digitizing and chucking away all kinds of other paperwork, receipts and such, so well worth the money spent.

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@baweaver tell her to give you one of them so that you can both use 3.

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@baweaver tell her to give you one of them so that you can both use 3.

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@jardo and the formatter name for StandardRB is "standard": https://github.com/standardrb/standard/blob/main/lib/ruby_lsp/standard/addon.rb#L16

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@jardo and the formatter name for StandardRB is "standard": https://github.com/standardrb/standard/blob/main/lib/ruby_lsp/standard/addon.rb#L16

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@jardo ah it gets passed into `initializationOptions`: https://github.com/Shopify/ruby-lsp/bl ob/d662b63d074735059942d42b5272319b7b833afa/lib/ruby_lsp/global_state.rb#L67

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@jardo ah it gets passed into `initializationOptions`: https://github.com/Shopify/ruby-lsp/bl ob/d662b63d074735059942d42b5272319b7b833afa/lib/ruby_lsp/global_state.rb#L67

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@jardo https://github.com/Shopify/ruby-lsp/bl ob/d662b63d074735059942d42b5272319b7b833afa/ADDONS.md?plain=1#L192-L194

I don't remember when and how the config gets passed to the lsp server though, looking that up now.

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@jardo https://github.com/Shopify/ruby-lsp/bl ob/d662b63d074735059942d42b5272319b7b833afa/ADDONS.md?plain=1#L192-L194

I don't remember when and how the config gets passed to the lsp server though, looking that up now.

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@Schneems

"I want to X"

vs

"I'd like to X"

maybe?

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@Schneems

"I want to X"

vs

"I'd like to X"

maybe?

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@jardo I think you also need to tell Ruby LSP that it should use "standardrb" as the formatter.

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@jardo I think you also need to tell Ruby LSP that it should use "standardrb" as the formatter.

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@marcoroth @reddotrubyconf @MadisonRuby nice! Qatar Airways to RedDot and Turkish on the way to Madison, I see. Are you flying Swiss on the way back?

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@marcoroth @reddotrubyconf @MadisonRuby nice! Qatar Airways to RedDot and Turkish on the way to Madison, I see. Are you flying Swiss on the way back?

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@postmodern the sequence \xC2\x85 is a single UTF-8 codepoint, the first byte is a continuation byte and needs to be followed ny the next byte, so on its own it will be broken.

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@postmodern the sequence \xC2\x85 is a single UTF-8 codepoint, the first byte is a continuation byte and needs to be followed ny the next byte, so on its own it will be broken.

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@postmodern AFAIK, those escaped JS characters are Unicode codepoints so you can't just append them to a UTF-8 string. You need to encode them to proper UTF-8 bytes first.

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@postmodern AFAIK, those escaped JS characters are Unicode codepoints so you can't just append them to a UTF-8 string. You need to encode them to proper UTF-8 bytes first.

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@postmodern the problem is that 0xC2 is not a valid UTF+8 character, let alone an ASCII character as you say, so when you append that, you have a broken UTF-8 string and Ruby starts treating it as binary (which is basically what ASCII-8BIT means).

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@postmodern the problem is that 0xC2 is not a valid UTF+8 character, let alone an ASCII character as you say, so when you append that, you have a broken UTF-8 string and Ruby starts treating it as binary (which is basically what ASCII-8BIT means).