Jakub Beránek

I fixed some things and added support for pat bindings.

Currently, if the thing that we would normally import is private, it will not be imported. What about this: if we encounter an element at some relative position which should...

I tried to look into this, but so far I haven't found a way to execute a specific doctest. I asked about this on the [forum](https://users.rust-lang.org/t/how-to-run-a-specific-doctest/78715), if there will be...

This is not enough, because if there was a method called `module::Type::method2`, the mentioned command would also execute it (since `module::Type::method` is part of the second method's name). However, I...

Yup, that's the situation that I described in the PR description. I have no idea what causes it though.

I tried to play with this. Passing the `PyRef` by value to `map` seems a bit problematic: ```rust let python_obj: Py = ...; let pyref1 = python_obj.as_ref(py).borrow(); let pyref2 =...

Good point. I tried to make something like this work: ```rust fn map_ref, pyref: PyRef { let inner: &'a PyCell = pyref.s2.as_ref(py); PyRef { inner: inner } } ``` but...

I looked into this and the problem seems to be rather in the interaction of this library with `serde`. The problem is that serde has several assumptions about deserializing adjacently...

So the difference seems to be that if the struct is deserialized directly, it calls `deserialize_struct`, which forwards to `deserialize_f64`, which can parse integers. But if there's an untagged enum,...

I tried to create a prototype implementation [here](https://github.com/Kobzol/serde/commit/5f517025ffff8a417efff5e987630a20efc8eabc). I'd be glad for any fedback.