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[nazriel]

On Thursday, 5 July 2012 at 22:10:12 UTC, bearophile wrote:
> nazriel:
>
>> Thank you bearophile for your testings!
>
> Thank you for the very elegant D paste site. I'm good at 
> hitting ways to _not_ be able to use software and sites :o) 
> Sometimes even people like Mister Beam are useful.
>
I guess beta testers are very expensive in gamedev industry etc, 
so it's really good to have you!

> In that site sometimes I'd like an way to compile with "-d" or 
> "-debug" or "-version", this is probably doable.
>
Yes, I was already thinking about it as I noticed some pastes 
with stuff like
unittest { assert(0==1); }

Implementing this is rather trivial, will do!

> Offering an option to see the produced assembly is less easy, 
> because usually D produces very large asm listings... maybe 
> this is doable showing only the asm of the single or few 
> specific functions selected by the user, this gives a 
> manageable sized output.
>
This is feature I would like to add in 2.0 Milestone alongside 
with Solutions (multiple files compilable together), debugging 
support. Will take some time to implement it though because I am 
still not yet at 1.0 and alone in coding :D

>
>> There is so much to do that I had no time yet to make some 
>> better tests in browsers like links, or with JavaScript 
>> disabled.
>
> In all tests I've done I was keeping JavaScript enabled, and I 
> think images too were enabled. I have just disabled colors in 
> one test.
>
Wow, that's tricky! I never though about it, all tests I was 
doing were like "lets see what happens without js and images". 
Clever! Will try it.

>
>> (how many people uses browsers without colors? :D)
>
> I don't know. It's a standard feature of Firefox, well visible 
> in the Options/Contents page. I sometimes disable colors when I 
> program or write, to look for info faster, and cause less 
> disruption to my flow. A friend of mine keeps them always 
> disabled to reduce distractions. And I know another person that 
> keeps them disabled because he's deeply color blind, and finds 
> colors confusing (he sometimes removes part of the colors from 
> presentations created by other people).
>
Yea, good catch. Will think about it.
>
>> 2) Dunno tbh, could you give me some details about your 
>> web-browser. Its looks like Bootstrap fail so its has to be 
>> really exotic browser.
>
> It's a normal Firefox 13.0.1, but it's not easy to give a 
> complete answer to this question. Maybe we have to meet on IRC 
> when you modify the site :-)
>

Sure! You know where to find me! ;~)

> Bye,
> bearophile

Bye! Thank you very much
I really appreciate your help!