The play.sh script entry_text refers to snake-colours.sh so
snake-colours.sh comes first. Also since it's a key part of the entry
they come before the html files.
To help the fact it's a quote stand out better the vertical bar is a bit
thicker (4px instead of 2px) and the colour is a bit darker (darkgrey
instead of #e6e6e6). Also the font style is italic (as quotes often are
shown) and the font weight is bold to help it stand out even more (that
might be worth changing). Finally the colour of the text is blue (which
looks nice with bold so it might also be changed if the weight is not
bold).
A point worth noting is that in CSS (tested on my apache server and also
W3Schools) having:
blockquote {
color: blue;
}
does not work (for <blockquote><p>...</p></blockquote>) as in the colour
stays what was left for <p>...</p. which earlier in the stylesheet is
set to black. On W3Schools what does work is:
blockquote p {
color: blue;
}
but on the server for some reason it does not quite work. The rest of
the change to blockquote do work but not the colour of the text. I am
not sure if this is a cache or similar problem or not but clearing the
cache and also history (of the past hour) does not seem to solve the
problem at least at this time. Thus it is entirely possible that this
has to be fixed too.
To put this another way this change might need some tweaking still but
the blockquotes now stand out much better.
Detect were the stat tool is located. If no stat tool is found,
set `$STAT_TOOL` to `false`. Cleanup comments related to
determining the modification time of a file.
Changed `bin/gen-sitemap.sh` VERSION from "1.3.8 2024-04-28"
to "1.3.9 2024-06-21".
Changed `bin/gen-status.sh` VERSION from "1.5.2 2024-04-30"
to "1.5.3 2024-06-21".
Perform `make www` to perform the above and test under macOS.
My original fix no longer worked, at least with clang in some systems,
because of more strictness in the compiler wrt implicit ints. As the
code does not use the Makefile but rather 'cc' (and in an unusual way)
'main()' now has an explicit int.
Also, what was previously documented as a bug to be fixed has been
changed to INABIAF as it was documented already. Thus it should not be
fixed. In fact the judges originally noted that if one specifies the
triggering input they should expect an infinite loop and compilation
failure.
The problem is the DATA variable in the Makefile had a file that no
longer exists.
The warning in the Makefile has been corrected too: it should compile
but it won't likely work in modern systems (it is the original but fixed
so that it at least compiles). The isaak.c is the fixed version that
works with both macOS and linux.
Make link to entries and award titles bold like the other files that
have links to entries with the award title. This is done by modifying
the bin/gen-authors.sh script.
Make it consistent with my improvement to bin/gen-years.sh: the entry
awards in the links (to each entry) are now in bold and so are the link
names. This helps them stand out a bit more.
The html files in 1986 (including 1986/marshall/compilers.html) look and
feel good. Format change (slight) in 1986/marshall/index.html.
The manifest update includes a fix for 1986/hague and this same change
in entry_text applies to files in a few other years as well.
The link to 'stack' was for abstract data type which not only has no
article but should be call stack. This has been corrected.
Also with this commit the index.html files of 1984 look good. This
includes the 1984/index.html file itself. There is a change in 1986 that
might come before 1985 but this is to be determined later.
In the case of this entry, it is so screwy that having the CFLAGS
conflicts with the -traditional-cpp option in some systems. Thus the alt
rule has ONLY the -traditional-cpp option. The thanks file notes this
oddity and how to view the diff between the original and the alternate
code.
Also the bugs file was changed to be worded like the README.md file.
The index.html file was improved for the fix to the Makefile (for the
alt build) and it also links to the specific lines in the code on GitHub
(see the index.html file how it talks about specific lines in the
judges' remarks).
To avoid problems the script now runs make find_missing_links at the
end. It does it in such a way, though, as to make sure everything is
fine before that. It runs the rule after everything is fine but if it
fails it tells them they do not have to run the script all over again
but they do need to fix the links and then run the appropriate make
rules in order to fix the html file(s). It does note that if you're in
doubt running 'make www' will be the safest bet.
There are two reasons the script does not run make www: first is that it
uses verbosity not used in the make rule and second is it offers to run
the quick-readme2index.sh script to go quicker if one knows that only
a few README.md files were modified. The script now warns that this will
only work if the README.md files have been changed (or timestamp
updated).
Since less information is shown on an entry's index.html page than in
the past a short FAQ entry about how to find the information seems like
a good idea to have.
Cody Boone Ferguson