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Please see awesome-vba. We use symbology to indicate various things from OS compatibility to application compatibility among other things. This provides users with up-front knowledge as to what they are signing up to when using such a library. If a user is using e.g. a mac they can search specifically for libraries compatible on mac etc.
I think this symbology would be useful in other awesome lists, but I feel it is required in the case of VBA.
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We have identified the source of the issue and are upgrading this to a Bug as this is really from a poor algorithm of determining where the title should be.
Existing algorithm:
// Might have children like: '{image} {text} {link} { - description}'// Keep discarding prefix elements until we find something link-like.while(link.type!=='linkReference'&&link.type!=='link'&&description.length>1){link=description[0];description=description.slice(1);}
In my opinion the key here isn't that there is something link-like but rather that it is prefixed by -.
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Please see awesome-vba. We use symbology to indicate various things from OS compatibility to application compatibility among other things. This provides users with up-front knowledge as to what they are signing up to when using such a library. If a user is using e.g. a mac they can search specifically for libraries compatible on mac etc.
I think this symbology would be useful in other awesome lists, but I feel it is required in the case of VBA.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: