Rafael Schouten

Sure, if it's not exported you can have whatever. I was just wondering how to match the convenience of a range, and exporting something might help with that.

This may be an issue to raise in Base? Here we have no ability to change the definition of `zero`, just `zeros`.

DimensionalData.jl/GeoData.jl are equally active and more widely used than YAXarrays.jl. But integrating DiskArrays.jl is the best option as its depended on by both GeoData.jl and YAXArrays.jl. Mostly these wrapper arrays...

I tracked down the cause of this problem in my case - its zotero citation keys that have no author! eg. [@_google_2013] removing the underscore fixes everything, but of course...

My problem is on line 283 in pandoc.vim. I guess this is a clash of the need for emphasis within citations and keys with underscores. Pandoc does handle this fine...

I'm experiencing the same problem in footnotes.

I'm not sure why the vb, javascript and css was there - It could be from another plugin, but it didn't run when I removed pandoc-sytax, so they would have...

> If you register the wrong ~~package~~ version number Here changing the version number _is_ the fix. e.g I accidentally registered the wrong version number because I forgot to register...

+1. Adding a return type to the readme example gives an error in SimpleTraits v.0.6.0, julia 0.6: ``` @traitfn f{X; IsNice{X}}(x::X)::String = "Very nice!" ERROR: MethodError: no method matching start(::Void)...

Unfortunately that doesn't seem to work. But you can use `exclude=[(==)]` instead.