John S
John S
Sorry, I just added additional info to my previous post before your response. The two things I was addressing was: 1. Install to a virtual environment to eliminate any potential...
I just created a PR that adds this argument to the Transcrypt version.
I had a need for this same thing. I worked around it for now by using adding an argument to my decorator that lets me explicitly pass in the function...
Since Transcrypt is converting the Python code to a JavaScript equivalent, most 3rd party Python libraries are not supported unless they are pure Python (including dependencies), and do not rely...
An update if it helps, since you are on the data science side of things, you might be interested in the [IDOM project](https://github.com/idom-team/idom) that takes an encapsulated though more constrained...
I think I've seen it mentioned in the Transcrypt docs somewhere, but on the JavaScript side, dict is just a JS object with extra properties and methods tacked on to...
Does your experiment1.py file reside in the C:/Users/xdc20/ folder where you are running transcrypt from?
To start with, make sure that you use the same version of Python that matches the version of Transcrypt you are using, otherwise it will not parse the AST properly....
I use PyCharm for most of my coding including Transcrypt type projects. PyCharm has the capability to introspect both Python and JavaScript, but it's not set up to introspect JavaScript...
Yes, I'll try and put together a standalone use case and post a new issue.