01.04.2019, 22:37
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1) The domain implies a far more official status than this really has. You should add a note that this is in no way endorsed or associated with SA:MP.
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2) The list of dependencies seems to shuffle constantly, and is almost unusable for browsing in its current state. It should at least be alphabetical.
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3) The "Run"/"Stop" button doesn't detect when the server shuts down normally, thus ending the script.
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Do you mean RCON commands? Would this be useful?
I guess indentation using space became more popular. This is a default setting of the Monaco-Editor.
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6) The auto-complete is nice, but doesn't parse the added includes, so doens't really help much.
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7) The icons on the nested dependencies look like they can be downloaded.
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It is very offputting from using the tool at all when the footer has an emoji in it.
Edit: It was extremely ironic that the forums replaced `` with an emoji... |
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9) Refreshing the page momentarily flashes an error about the backend connection being lost.
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10) samp-stdlib isn't implicitly imported, despite `<a_samp>` being automatically included.
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11) The default code should probably also include `main()`, since that's required by the server.
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Can you clarify exactly what "fork" is doing? That's a GitHub term, which copies the whole of a repository (or in this case post) to your account once. The closest analogy in pure Git would be either cloning or branching, but neither has a one time limit, and I didn't log in to GitHub, so I'm not sure where it is being forked to.
Also, the behaviour without a "fork" is a little annoying, since you can't edit anything. Every other fiddle service allows you to instantly start editing existing code. It doesn't save to the original link, but creates a new one when clicking save. In fact, that would do away with the need for the confusing terminology entirely. |
I really appreciate your extensive feedback. If you have further feature requests or improvements, please open an issue on GitHub.