Because writing code in latex is ugly, had to make a website to auto generate styled code for me:

https://txstc55.github.io/code-to-l...

Here’s a preview of a piece of code, in pdf, not an image

It seemed to have generated something for Java code. Strangely, it started coloring right at the opening brace following the main method

@asgs well because the parser is only for python, so maybe it didn’t even pick up that syntax tree

@K-ASS your orange peeler didn't peel my banana right.

Are you using a full python parser, or did you handroll the parts you need?

@lorentz I’m using tree sitter to generate the syntax tree then recurse over the tree. Most of the nodes don’t need special cares

May I introduce you to typst!

very c00I I00king f0nt!

this loop looks hella packed. And i guess as longs as you never need to deal with this code it would be fine.

pretty cool regardless

@galena oh my it does look very fancy

@thebiochemic well it’s just for demo purposes

@kiki I feel like this is sarcasm and I checked the code, I don’t think I mistyped a o to 0 though

@K-ASS n0, I just have “exes and…” and “she in French” keys br0ken

@kiki lmao

Two things:

0. Line comment outlining what each block is doing is top notch. All you're missing is adding a fucking newline before the comment so that I can discern the blocks at a glance.

1. I'd prefer writing function arguments after a newline too just to evade line wrapping, though that is more subjective.

But you're doing bpy stuff which is commendable. I salute you, fellow Blenderhead.

@Liebranca bruh the core functionality of the website is highlighting, there is no reformatting

@K-ASS Then I hereby challenge your ass to either apply it by hand or add it in ;>

@Liebranca here, this code is completely generated by ChatGPT, you can challenge his ass

@K-ASS It incosistently applies the line comment rule and very much shits on the line wrapping rule; 4/10, a dumb human could do it better.

@Liebranca I’m dumber than chatgpt