Łukasz Langa
Łukasz Langa
Not sure about `build_msi`; I would leave it be for now. You could make the reusable intro a separate PR to make reviewing this one easier.
Better example without comments: ``` thread_items[0].some_attribute_access = ( a_module.an_object.a_rather_longish_method_name_called() ) ```
I don't think you need my opinion here but since I already started typing, here it goes! First of all, it doesn't ruffle any feathers in Blackland that this effort...
What Python version are you using bitrot with?
I can reproduce this on macOS 12.6.1 when you're using it on iCloud Drive or Dropbox. The problem is that the tool touches all files on this virtual file system,...
> For pymonome and especially aiosc I would rather avoid having heavyweight external dependencies though. I understand you don't want to add `numpy` to your requirements, and you don't have...
If you really don't want to make `aiosc` support `numpy`, you could make it support Python's built-in `array.array` instead. Compared to `numpy` we lose: - multidimensionality, moving those calculations to...
Yes, if you supported passing bytes directly to `aiosc`, that would be fine by me, then I'd do the entire numpy dance on my end.
I haven't tested that. It just seems wasteful to me because I'd be unpacking the bytes unnecessarily on one end only to repack them again one-by-one on the other end.
There is no hurry in developing the API well here. I personally care about making things efficient *by default* so that `pymonome` code can be used for tricky use cases...