Gaudily syntax-highlighted code listing in gdb joins the gaudy gdb plugin family! (Other members include gaudily colorized backtraces, which you can also see in the bottom of the screenshot.) This, of course, requires gdb with python crammed inside. It might require one crammed a few months ago too; I haven’t updated my archer-gdb repo for [...]
Also tagged colors!, gaudy, gdb, pyflamLike many people who have overdosed on syntax highlighting and other forms of colorization, my brain is no longer able to process monochrome text displays. Which is why I have been so excited about gdb with python crammed inside. (The good sense of “crammed”, wherein one is cramming cookies in one’s mouth.) I have perverted [...]
Also tagged colors!, gdbAs part of a continuing effort to make visophyte’s byproducts look attractive, I implemented a bit more shiny today. Using this aqua sphere effect photoshop tutorial at skdstudio.com as a basis, I have made the simple circle renderer support a ‘pretty’ option. Unfortunately, this took a lot longer than I was hoping. Cairo lacks a [...]
Also tagged visophyteVacation found me actually relaxing, but some pretty progress has been had. I forgot to push my 64-bit aggdraw patches to the laptop I brought, so I implemented a cairo renderer. This has resulted in some backend cleanup and refactoring, although there is more to do. This also allows for attractive use of gradients: The [...]
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