<geri>
im wondering what's better - multiple wrapper scripts with conditional logic in them or a single script that generates all wrappers with conditions depending on how the environment was set up at the time of execution...
<geri>
so if i have a script that uses termux-open when in termux or firefox when on pc
<geri>
option 1 is having the check in the wrapper
<geri>
option 2 is having another script generate a very simple function that just exec's either termux-open or firefox depending on what the environment is like
<geri>
second one's probably quite a bit faster cause a. no conditional logic at runtime and b. _browser can just be a symlink to firefox instead of a wrapper
<abu[7]>
Hard to answer in such a general way
<geri>
ill probably write a wrapping script in pil
<geri>
even if i wont use it :D
<geri>
also my emacs mode for pil is almost good
<geri>
(almost)
<abu[7]>
👍
<abu[7]>
Do you handle symbol debug info and namespaces?
<geri>
completion is one thing i dont handle too well yet haha
<geri>
prioritized getting an alternative of vip's ^E working
<geri>
rn completion is limited to each of pil builtins
<geri>
was thinking of using (all) to set up completion
<abu[7]>
"It appears that TypeRacer is taking too long to load on your computer." ☺
<geri>
:(
<abu[7]>
What is it?
<geri>
typing speed testing thingie
<geri>
you just type random texts as quickly as you can
<abu[7]>
ok
<geri>
have you tried double thumb typing on the phone?
<abu[7]>
never
<geri>
ie one is responsible for one side and another one for the other side
<geri>
might be faster
<geri>
ik speed isnt everything, but sometimes typing faster is nice
<abu[7]>
I have no speed problem
<abu[7]>
Yeah, in chats it is
<geri>
mhm
<geri>
when you have a clear idea you want to write down
<abu[7]>
Editing and navigating in tmux is fine
<geri>
thats good
<abu[7]>
I have several ^B combinations on the control field
<abu[7]>
5 to be exact
<abu[7]>
26 ctrl letters
<geri>
xd
<geri>
thats a lot
<abu[7]>
per field we have 32
<geri>
technically home row modifiers give me a typing speed cap, otherwise I'll be hitting shift instead of f and stuff like that
<geri>
but its so comfortable i dont care
<geri>
i honestly feel like there's rarely any need to use the repl directly if you can type into a text file and use ^E or whatever your language provides
<geri>
s/language/editor/
<abu[7]>
T
<geri>
any idea how to look up kanji if i cant write them? xd