Does gui.cs handle tabular data?

• Auto sizing columns?
• line breaks within columns
• truncate column content?
• scroll the table if needed
  and so on?

Anything like this or something similar?

I am relatively new to the CLI, and I am slowly moving from beginner to intermediate, so I thought that I would try using CLI programs, to further improve my understanding. This program looks looks great, but the explanation of how to do the installation on Linux, is quite literally all over the place.

Whilst MacOS, Windows, FreeBSD, and Raspberry Pi have obvious sections close at hand, there i

Describe the solution you'd like
I would really like to have some barcharts, but vertically.

Describe alternatives you've considered
The only possibility to implement this with acsiimatics I can imagine is drawing it completely manually

Currently scrolling in directory with file preview enabled in 2nd pane could get extremely sluggish if the preview command isn't snappy enough; eg having following config to use bat for previews causes scrolling in a directory containing many shell scripts to become noticeably slow:

" remaining files:
fileviewer * bat --color always --plain %c
fil

I use dark background themes on my terminals. In VIM I set bg=dark. The color palette that bitwise uses makes it difficult to see some things (e.g., those in dark blue) on dark bg terms.

Nice tool though!

• Because greater= sucks for numbers
• math.eq, math.lt, math.gt, math.ne, math.le, math.ge
• Same semantics as other math.* commands
  • maybe change (fix) semantics before the release, namely the obscure handling of nested lists after the 1st arg
  • strings (digits) or values accepted
  • operator is applied to first arg against all following args
  • default OR semantic

I noticed that on Windows the curses gem can be currently installed with just gem install curses.
Why is this not clearly written in the readme?

I was under the impression that a binary was not available for windows so I lost a lot of time looking for other ways to install it!

It should be more clear that on Windows all you have to do is "gem install curses".

Taizen currently parses wiki text in a naive way using regular expressions. Wiki text cannot be correctly parsed with regular expressions. I propose using Parse Wiki Text (crates.io, Github) to parse wiki text into a tree, and then formatting the output simply by walking the tree. See the readme of Parse Wi

Users should not need to go to the documentation (readthedoc) page to understand and have examples - so, we need a better README file.