jkyeung
jkyeung
Add my vote for EBCDIC.
> > an obscure and esoteric implementation of Python that is stuck at 2.7 and does not have pip or any other easy installers. > > I'm very curious about...
> @jkyeung try downloading https://raw.githubusercontent.com/gruns/icecream/stickytape/single_file/single_file_icecream.py and see if that works for you. You can use `from single_file_icecream import ic`. Unfortunately it doesn't: ``` Traceback (most recent call last): File "test_ic_001.py",...
> I've updated the PR to make separate packages for each python version, try https://raw.githubusercontent.com/gruns/icecream/stickytape/single_file/icecream_py27.py Looks like it works! Thank you! I have to say, the stickytape approach feels... heavy....
Well, I did some rudimentary testing. What little I tried did seem better than the previous scheme, but there is still a very simple way in which it behaves weirdly:...
OK, here is the latest weirdness. Before edit:  About to delete two lines. Notice that what we would expect is 5 consecutive lines with date 961112; namely,...
Unfortunately, I've observed some more weirdness. Here I'm about to cut (Ctrl+X) the line marked A:  This is what happens when I paste it below the...
Here I'm about to delete line 172, dated 220805. Note that lines 169, 170, 171, and 173 are all dated 990426, so after the deletion, there should be four lines...
Well, the good news is that I haven't been able reproduce the problem using the latest build (which is the first one with 1.5.10 listed as the version). The bad...
Yeah, I stumbled on a way to reproduce the thing I just said I couldn't reproduce, and you probably stumbled on it too. Just tried the latest build, and this...