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Per #204, we don't really have a uniform height/width, so some ASCII can be pretty large. The ASCII probably don't have to all be exactly the same, but we should probably pick a target maximum. For me personally, I use a vertical monitor, so the Lua ASCII takes up so much horizontal space that it messes up printing of languages in multi-language projects. I think 25x25 might be a reasonable target for maximum dimensions, what do you think?
Once we pick out max dimensions, I'll write a test to walk over the ASCII and enforce those dimensions.
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Yes, Lua's ascii logo is way too big.
The ASCII probably don't have to all be exactly the same, but we should probably pick a target maximum.
Definitely, setting clear guidelines for new language support is the right way to go. In the same spirit, I created #205 to facilitate the work of new contributors. Once done, I'll add a specific paragraph in the CONTRIBUTING.md called Adding support for a new Language.
I think 25x25 might be a reasonable target for maximum dimensions, what do you think?
The width may be too short, I don't think we have a lot of ascii logos hat fall inside those dimensions. Maybe 25*40.
Once we pick out max dimensions, I'll write a test to walk over the ASCII and enforce those dimensions.
Yes, having a test we can include in CI would be great.
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25*40
Sounds good to me! Just to clarify: you're using the format h*w
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Yes.
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