Antoine Lambert

Thanks for sharing this! I was struggling on the same problem since a couple of hours. Nevertheless, there is a typo in the `annotations` parameter provided to PostCSS (see https://github.com/postcss/postcss/blob/master/docs/source-maps.md)...

@Paul-DS, I will also migrate my project to [js-year-calendar](https://github.com/year-calendar/js-year-calendar) when I found some time to do it. I will deprecate [bootstrap-year-calendar-bs4 ](https://www.npmjs.com/package/bootstrap-year-calendar-bs4) once it is done.

@Paul-DS , just to let you know I have finally deprecated the `bootstrap-year-calendar-bs4` package on [npm](https://www.npmjs.com/package/bootstrap-year-calendar-bs4) and [github](https://github.com/anlambert/bootstrap-year-calendar-bs4). Honestly, you should release a `1.0.0` version of [`js-year-calendar`](https://github.com/year-calendar/js-year-calendar) as I use...

Hi, First sorry for having created #225, I did not spot this issue. I think the idea of decoupling the calendar logic and the css themes is great. For instance,...

For those interested, I have published a Bootstrap 4 compatible version of the library under the name [`bootstrap-year-calendar-bs4`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/bootstrap-year-calendar-bs4). I simply used PR #178 from @neivars and fixed the package.json file...

I agree with you @fergalddaly , the library is great and useful. As commented above (https://github.com/Paul-DS/bootstrap-year-calendar/issues/170#issuecomment-427119850), decoupling the calendar logic from the graphical themes would be the right way to...

I agree with @bpinaud, this is Tulip normal behavior and not a design flaw. The Python brackets notation is just syntactic sugar to write shorter code. But you still get...

> As I told earlier, it is not about the bracket, but about the getProperty too. I understand the pointer logic, but the semantic is confusing. At least we may...

@rgiot, `valgrind` has quite evolved in terms of performance. The last time I used it, it was pretty fast to execute Tulip with it. Another great solution to track memory...

Some answers to what you spotted: > EdgeBundling.cpp:224 corresponds to dataSet->get("split_ratio", splitRatio); which is specified to be a double in the header wheras I used an int in my code....