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Currently code blocks in the AAA handle lines [which are longer than possible (for the current view width)] by inserting a scroll bar on the bottom of the code block and making it scrollable horizontally.
Long (one-line) code comments (as shown in #662) can create pretty long lines, which may not be suitable/comfortable to view on devices with narrow screens, so it may be time to think about alternative solutions for displaying overly long code lines.
For Algorithm Archive Developers
This feature can be added to the Master Overview (if it cannot be, explain why in a comment below -- lack of technical expertise, not relevant to the scope of this project, too ambitious)
There is a timeline for when this feature can be implemented
We used to have a "soft rule" of 80 columns a while back, which was enforced by several linters, but these had to be run locally. Now that we have a more robust build system, I wonder how hard it would be to enforce certain rules for most languages?
I think the problem is that some linters (like Julia's) do not deal with comment-length, which is the exact purpose of this PR, but I think I know how to fix that and can see if I can push it upstream, maybe?
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Currently code blocks in the AAA handle lines [which are longer than possible (for the current view width)] by inserting a scroll bar on the bottom of the code block and making it scrollable horizontally.
Long (one-line) code comments (as shown in #662) can create pretty long lines, which may not be suitable/comfortable to view on devices with narrow screens, so it may be time to think about alternative solutions for displaying overly long code lines.
For Algorithm Archive Developers
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