Aareon Sullivan

Does the `unintptr(flag)` fix also work for 32-bit systems, as well as non-Home editions of Windows?

For example, if you wanted to import from a directory using `--import-path`, you would do something like: `rapydscript main.py --import-path "./lib"` Using environment variables is a little different. `export RAPYDSCRIPT_PATH="./lib";...

Depending on how errors are shown for other examples, this could be as simply as subtracting from column, or starting column at (column-1)

Looks like a non-issue following the edit @hyvraine

@mhaas any way you can create a PR with the patch so long as it doesn't break anything else?

odd. What version of Python are you using?

This shouldn’t be too difficult to implement. Will do some research

I believe your issue lies with the colors. The colors are ANSI, which I believe is the problem.

Works consistently okay in my experience. This issue is also super old. Can be closed.

I would suggest a combination of SQLite/PostgreSQL and SQLAlchemy. Preferably Postgres in production. I’ve never personally used Feather or Pandas, but I have seen the combo that I’ve suggested used...