Daily Shaarli
March 19, 2021
I need to produce a version of a document where the changes compared to an earlier version are marked (as red text, specifically). Both are markdown. What is my best option?
The first thing that occurs to me is to turn them both into LaTeX and use latexdiff. Is there a better way?
Hey folks!
I insert # TODO: comments everywhere, may it be code or dotfiles, doesn't matter. So if I'm bored, I open a dotfile and search for TODO to see them. Mh, not the best way to not forget them.
How would you do it to be reminded?
In IDEs, there's often a section where TODO/FIXME/etc lines are being listed, so you always see if there are some in the opened file (e.g. NetBeans does this).
Maybe have an indicator in the airline that just is a red tag or whatever that says TODO, so I know... Oh, I shouldn't forget!
How do you handle these comments?
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Some explanation and demonstration of the power of LuaTeX (or LuaLaTeX), from 2017.
