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--- lb:red [2025-08-05 14:30:22] – [Parse & Code] ninjasr
+++ lb:red [2025-10-06 19:57:31] (current) – ninjasr
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 ==== Advice ====
 === Help & DSLs ===
-Something you'll quickly learn is that DSLs like view or rich text is that you can’t use the built-in help tool to figure out what the individual commands do. This means you'll have to rely on documentation.\\
+Something you'll quickly learn is that DSLs like ''view'' or rich text is that you can’t use the built-in ''help'' tool to figure out what the individual commands do. This means you'll have to rely on documentation.\\
 This did end up tripping me up, so it's best that you keep it in mind.
 === Parse & Code ===
-You'll eventually reach a point where you want to put code inside of parse rules. This can be done by placing regular Red code inside of round brackets (parentheses). But what isn't explained anywhere, though is obvious once you realized it (like me) is that you can place these anywhere in the parse rules.\\
+You'll eventually reach a point where you want to put code inside of ''parse'' rules. This can be done by placing regular Red code inside of round brackets (parentheses). But what isn't explained anywhere, though is obvious once you realized it (like me) is that you can place these anywhere in the ''parse'' rules.\\
 Originally, I assumed that you could only place these at the end of the rules, but realized that that wasn't the case.
 ==== Complaints ====
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 === View's lack of Granularity ===
 Having read [[https://caseymuratori.com/blog_0016|this]] article, which isn't related to Red directly, I came to a bit of a realization.\\
-Basically, in view, if something isn't explicitly available thru the dialect...you're kinda screwed. You can’t just go down a level to add a split-button – which is something I wanted to do – because that lower level isn't accessible to the average person.\\
+Basically, in ''view'', if something isn't explicitly available thru the dialect...you're kinda screwed. You can’t just go down a level to add a split-button – which is something I wanted to do – because that lower level isn't accessible to the average person.\\
 Granted, at some point you're going to hit Red/System, but that still isn't really part of the point. As far as I know, it isn't possible to draw a GUI in Red without using view or going down to Red/System.