AraHaan

Interesting, My issue with py2exe is that I cant use it's ``_memimporter`` module inside of my custom embedded interpreter. And so I have to try to make some other workarounds...

For what it is worth you *could* use the Unicode representation of the ``#`` character in the strings and work around this issue. As such I fail to see any...

> I actually encountered this recently. It was a pain if it involves a Regex constant with a comment in it. Comments start with '#'. While it is true that...

These are my 2 cents on this: - Support this only if all of the files are ``*.csx``. - All ``*.csx`` files in the same directory as well as any...

I just thought of this as well but an alternative to using the ``#r "nuget:PackageId"`` preprocessor on csx files: - a ``packages.json`` that defines the nuget packages required to build...

After thinking about this more, the processing of this for ``dotnet run`` could be made on the MSBuild side in the ``Build`` target for when they use only csx +...

The reverse is true where users can try to install the ARM64 .NET Runtime (and reference packages) on x64 macos (for those who build targeting packs and runtime packs into...

I would love to if the actual class just gave us the ability to provide ``System.Drawing.Bitmap`` instances (from ``System.Drawing.Common``) that we can create and then paint to using ``System.Drawing.Graphics`` so...

Seems even with that thing being null the data is assigned to an ``OpenGL`` object anyway.

What about the C# code in the templates that is part of the template itself (not the output)? Edit, yep it does. I was looking at https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=DevartSoftware.DevartT4EditorforVisualStudio however for me...