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iOS 12.1.2, latest stable version

Entering text causes the page to scroll up

Whenever I enter code into the main textarea, the browser window ends up looking like this:

It seems to scroll up to the top when entering text, I'm not really sure why, but it makes entering any code really annoying.

iOS double and single quotes

iOS by default uses 'fancy quotes', like so: “ ”. Normally you'd want the ASCII quotes: " " (the same is true of single quotes, where iOS uses a 'fancy' version by default).

You can apparently toggle this in settings, but it'd be nice if the editor auto-converted them to ASCII quotes, or at least warned you that you were entering the wrong kind of quotation marks.

You can of course work around this with a long press, and one of the options it gives you is ASCII quotation marks, but that's not ideal.

Running the default Hello World app or other valid code never completes on Linux Chrome Version 62.0.3202.94 (Official Build) (64-bit)

JS Console Output:

index.js:4027 Automatically scrolling cursor into view after selection change this will be disabled in the next version set editor.$blockScrolling = Infinity to disable this message
s @ index.js:4027
d90cade9c5ff2360f713.worker.js:1 Uncaught RangeError: Maximum call stack size exceeded
Ruby.worker.js:44 Uncaught RangeError: Maximum call stack size exceeded
d90cade9c5ff2360f713.worker.js:1 Uncaught RangeError: Maximum call stack size exceeded
Ruby.worker.js:44 Uncaught RangeError: Maximum call stack size exceeded

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Hey, love the project. I was just wondering if it would ever be possible to call off to Ruby's ripper module with run.rb ?

I was looking into integrating run.rb with the prettier plugin for Ruby - which requires access to the Ruby runtime and Ripper. I just want to rule out whether it's possible to use this project for that or not as it would allow Ruby code to be formatted directly in the browser without ever making external calls to a web server.

Some extra context here:

prettier/plugin-ruby#138

Any insights would be appreciated! 🏆

Hello world!

Could someone explain to me how can I install it in my laptop? I have debian and I dont know how intergrate it.

run.rb depends on WebAssembly (#4) and Web Workers support. The frontend should probe for these features and fail sensibly when they're missing.

I wanted to copy/paste the domain to share it and this happened when I hit Command + L:

Might be good to use a different keyboard shortcut for a feature as arguably trivial as jumping to a specific line. Maybe that's a function of the editor you're using but it's definitely odd. Or maybe turn this feature off unless it's really needed?

Hello, found out about this project today and I absolutely love it! Hoping I could suggest the ff. improvements to make the environment more user-friendly:

• Adjustable console height:
  • could have a limit, say 80% of the screen height.
  • content should follow console on resize (eg. upon height increase, previous lines should appear)
• Vertical scroll for the console
• Fix error messages
  • eg:

  puts "Hello, run.rb!
  
  # produces the error:
  # playground.rb:1: unterminated string meets end of file
  # �[m�[1mputs "Hello, run.rb!�[1;4m�[;1m�[m
  

Is this working on palemoon? I tried it right now, clicked the play button thingy, waited for about 2 minutes but nothing really happened. So I am not sure what the issue may be. Perhaps some additional page or status where support in different browsers may be shown?

Hey! Amazing project and it got me thinking about how to build playgrounds for Ruby projects online without a server side Ruby process.

#9 mentions that we can use Emscripten's filesystem API to ship the standard library and other gems that we need. But what if some gem has C extensions, how would we compile that to webassembly and load them via Ruby?