Hugues Devimeux

> For large projects with multiple scenes I agree, users should use a config file to store their settings. But this syntax isn't intended for large projects, it's for quick-and-dirty...

> But let me put it differently: I see some arguments (convenience for quick testing and prototyping) in favor of allowing to pass configuration options to the render method of...

> I would be also in favor of a matplotlib-like behavior, e.g. > > ```python > scn = Scene() > d= Dot() > scn.add(d) > scn.render() > ``` This Matplotlib...

That's an issue to solve. Maybe we can keep increment_value, then.

It's because in python, `object.field = value ~ setattr(object, 'field', value)` So if the attribute does not exist, it will create it. (I learned this today as well lol, python...

Hello and thanks for your opinion ! To be brutally honest with you, I think the substance of your message is somewhat true and fairly debatable, but the form is...

> Are you going to keep making that excuse a year, two, or five from now? I don't have any number to show, but it's likely that around 70-80% of...

Hello, Sorry, I'm late to the party. I'm working on this feature (no promise at all) for a personal project, and this thread is the closest one I could find...

> @huguesdevimeux just so you know, I will soon put up a PR for this. I've got it working for everything except tables. As I wrote above, I'm aiming for...

> @huguesdevimeux As you are the caching expert, do you have an idea why pixel_array is in the exclude list ? I think the issue what they were too large,...