Rodrigo Silva

Thanks for the reply @petli ! Good points, I understand `python-xlib` strives to support all X protocol functionality. So I read the latest [X Window System Protocol](https://www.x.org/releases/current/doc/xproto/x11protocol.html) official standard trying...

That said, I understand `python-xlib`'s `get_property()` should remain unchanged to match `Xlib` and X Protocol. As for `get_full_property()`, being a python-only method, we have some interpretation room and freedom to...

After some thoughts about this, I believe the dilemma boils down to: - If `get_full_property()` is meant as a convenience method to always retrieve the full value and 0 bytes...

Is there any GitHub policy or feature (or lack of) that prompted this request?

That's not a bug in httpcode, that's a shell behavior... if your shell treats `[` and `]` as special characters, you need to either escape or quote the argument: `$...

> ... And it should always be at least as correct: for the purposes of mtime restoration, a move/copy should count as a modification -- your build tool should assume...

> a moved/copied file _is_ inherently modified, so there's no real need to track their copies/originals. [...] If there were to be an option [...], it should be under something...

Why close this @ch-yx ? Both the upcoming changes in snapshot **20w17a** and this new MCC file containing external chunk data require adjustments in my library. I'll let this issue...

> [c.-96.-8.zip](https://github.com/MestreLion/mcworldlib/files/4739428/c.-96.-8.zip) Was this naturally created by the vanilla Minecraft game, from an ordinary world? Sweet!!! I'll use it in my tests...

Hum, that's a very good point! Yes, it can eat a _lot_ of RAM if you load all chunks of a big world. To implement that bool arg (`cache`?) a...