New week, new Rust! What are you folks up to?
Just cut my first release of search-test for the SuttaCentral.net website:
I am putting optional ROS/ROS2 support in serde-saphyr. You have no idea what these robotic guys are doing with YAML. Expressions such as deg(180), rad(pi), 1 + 2*(3 - 4/5), or rad(pi/2) are valid YAML there, and while the simplest would be to say "we do not support this", there are already many configuration files written this way, and I need this even for my own robotics project. Surely it must be the gated, non-default feature; my biggest concern is that it does not have an impact on performance. Who is interested in reviewing my pull request on my own project? Have I captured all the stuff I found on the web (that tau is 2*pi was a discovery to me)? Looking at it and thinking now.
I started to work on a GUI app that assists me with publishing photos on social media (like FB or instagram). I just need to title a photo, maybe mark the species it depicts (what bird/insect/plant/... it is) and add some tags. And of course mark whether particular photo got finally published or not yet.
This is what I was doing in three or four different programs and everything become so tiresome, that finally forced me to write some alternative.
I picked egui.rs as GUI library, and all metadata is simply stored in TOML. The text format got selected purposely, it needs to be versioned with .git.
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