Xeverous

The code itself has last commit in July 2018 but the wiki has edits about a month ago.

I don't see the problem in updating it, but I a see problem with docs themselves. Currently, there are 4 different websites with nana documentation: - A: https://github.com/qPCR4vir/nana-docs - B:...

> humm?? I simply cloned it from Guithub and have it under git and commit and push normally. See links Ok, my fault. Havent't seen it. > You will need...

I agree completely with @leegbestand. @qPCR4vir what do you think about merging 2 wikis to 1?

> While cross-linking is almost transparent for the reader It is not transparent. Both wikis have different sidebar menu and moving across 2 wikis at the same time is not...

The issue still exists. Can't use uri 2.0.1 in Python 3.10: ``` site-packages\uri\bucket.py", line 5, in from collections import ItemsView, KeysView, MutableMapping, MutableSequence, ValuesView, deque, namedtuple ImportError: cannot import name...

Think of `overflow` as an absolute value that is too large to fit inside.

I'm all in for the documentation. Found this project mentioned somewhere on Stack Overflow, looks interesting but I have to say: **lack of proper (fundamental) documentation significantly reduces project's usability**....

> repor is not meant to be a library This isn't documented either :) In fact, it is labeled as a library in the readme: https://github.com/rougier/freetype-gl/blob/647b062a1420b4ba32c460260faef59d5f4bfb00/README.md#L6

IMO (from quite long X3 user's perspective): I would prefer to have some way to enforce strict parsing that follows the same design as `std::chrono` - that is, all narrowing...