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It can be incredibly helpful for readability, especially in those circumstances where Mikupad is used to hand-craft data for training or in-context learning (which most often needs to be formatted in a specific or at least in a consistent way) to have some form of syntax highlighting, in a way similar to what SillyTavern does for dialogue and actions. However, given the free-form nature of text completion, it would be useful if customizable rules could be used instead of fixed ones.
To make UI implementation simpler, every Mikupad theme could come bundled a number of predefined "style classes" (designed to work properly with the theme and affecting things like back/foreground color, bold/italic/underline or even size, etc), and the custom regex matches could then be associated with them.
As a demonstration of the general idea, below is an example of a short chat-like formatted text with various portions styled for easy recognition. The styled example is from a text editor with syntax highlighting (+ additional image editing).
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It can be incredibly helpful for readability, especially in those circumstances where Mikupad is used to hand-craft data for training or in-context learning (which most often needs to be formatted in a specific or at least in a consistent way) to have some form of syntax highlighting, in a way similar to what SillyTavern does for dialogue and actions. However, given the free-form nature of text completion, it would be useful if customizable rules could be used instead of fixed ones.
To make UI implementation simpler, every Mikupad theme could come bundled a number of predefined "style classes" (designed to work properly with the theme and affecting things like back/foreground color, bold/italic/underline or even size, etc), and the custom regex matches could then be associated with them.
As a demonstration of the general idea, below is an example of a short chat-like formatted text with various portions styled for easy recognition. The styled example is from a text editor with syntax highlighting (+ additional image editing).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: