Franky1

I downloaded the latest head revision from git and installed it with pip. I tried it with three different parameters: 1. `r.html.render(send_cookies_session=True)` 2. `r.html.render(keep_page=True)` 3. `r.html.render(reload=False)` None of these worked,...

Same for me on Windows 10. And if i change the `fontColor` in the `config.xml` it doesn't have any effect at all.

I was wrong, the Rust functions can actually already process pandas dataframes directly, the examples under `speed_tests/` have irritated me, because `tolist()` is used there. However one runs then into...

I think the Panther functions all need to be rewritten to fit seamlessly into a common workflow with Pandas dataframes, otherwise I don't think it makes much sense. As long...

Another suggestion: Why keep reinventing the wheel? There are already so many different TA libraries. Why not take an existing Rust TA lib and write a Python wrapper for it...

No i don't think that is the reason. The build failed with a linker error. @cryp2one - which platform are you using? - are there more messages above the warning?

Can confirm this issue, i tried also to read the `mittelfranken` and `niederbayern` pbf files, in both cases the Kernel just died without any error message.

I also was very confused, because the landing page here suggests that "Local Files" are supported, but i could not get it working. ```python import streamlit as st from streamlit_player...

@ajaichemmanam Yes, i know this is a possible solution, but it is way too much complicated and it won't work on streamlit cloud. Furthermore you cannot use this solution with...

@Anton-Filimoncev I assume the last two lines should be (otherwise the function would have no effect?): ```python import asyncio def get_or_create_eventloop(): try: return asyncio.get_event_loop() except RuntimeError as ex: if "There...