Antony Lee

Improve prettyprinting of multidimensional numpy arrays.

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Items are now aligned by relying on numpy's own implementation. Fixes most of #49. It looks like I needed to insert hard linebreaks myself to get the right indentation. One...

Further improve numpy array prettyprinting

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* PrettyPrinter version: 0.17 * Python version: 3.7 * Operating System: linux ### Description In #47 I added prettyprinting for numpy arrays essentially by converting them to nested lists, but...

Counter prettyprinter should sort entries by count

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* PrettyPrinter version: 0.17.0 * Python version: 3.7 * Operating System: linux ### Description PrettyPrinter does not sort Counter()s entries by count, unlike `Counter.__str__` which explicitly does so. ### What...

trailing commas

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* PrettyPrinter version: 0.16.0 * Python version: 3.7 * Operating System: linux ### Description Currently, prettyprinter formats collections without a comma after the last element. Adding a comma there is...

Implicit conversion of ints (and char const*) to handles?

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## Issue description Is there a reason why handles are not implicitly constructible from ints (I may well have missed something obvious...)? e.g. something like ``` py::object func() { py::object...

Delay warning about numpy being unpinned until actually needed.

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Closes https://github.com/conda/conda-build/issues/3170.

Be robust against spaces in %SRC_DIR%.

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The build directory simply needs to be quoted. This can be tested by trying to build any recipe after installing conda in a path that contains spaces (e.g., if your...

autogenerate .git/info/exclude from .hgignore when .hgignore uses syntax=glob?

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It would be a nice usability improvement if, upon cloning a repository, git-cinnabar autogenerated .git/info/exclude (or offered an option to do so) from .hgignore, at least in the case where...

Currently `eccentricity` and `ellipse_axes` only work for bw-images; it would be nice if similar functions were put in `mh.labeled` to work with labeled images too.

The `min` and `max` kwargs are "manually" implemented as kw-only args to `Int` and `Float`. As a consequence, they do not appear in the generated docs (https://traitlets.readthedocs.io/en/stable/trait_types.html#numbers) anywhere AFAICT. I...