Alberto Berti
Alberto Berti
Another way to achieve the same goal is to use the [SaveExporter](https://macropy3.readthedocs.io/en/latest/export_code.html#saveexporter-target-root) as step in the testing/packaging of your sources, thus removing the need for macro expansion at runtime, have...
Hi @cunningjames and sorry for the late response. Unfortunately I know little of the internals of Jupyter notebook and the library that "runs" them. MacroPy has some interactive capability (it...
See also azazel75/macropy#20
I think it's better leave the choice to the developer. Even when running code with already expanded macros created using the SaveExporter it's often needed to import things from the...
@kiendang thanks for the contribution, can you please add a test for this?.
Hi @AN3223, good catch, thanks
It is indeed, thanks @foldsters
Some of this stuff may be indteresting, but it needs to be updated for python3
Hi @DavHau, thanks for your work. I finally got the time to test the 3.4.0 release and now I'm getting this traceback: ``` Traceback (most recent call last): File "/nix/store/6dr20pzvf1k8y6804dw8q31nj4d7aamz-h88mkfsmnchwn89a3mbgh7d6ixy1di5l-source/mach_nix/generate.py",...
Master branch works!