Claire Foster

I can see some cram support for testing small amounts of numerical output mixed with text being very useful, as it allows the expected program output to exist as reference...

By the way, julia's `isapprox` is a pretty good model for flexible numeric comparisons, see http://docs.julialang.org/en/release-0.5/stdlib/math/#Base.isapprox .

Your current API treats the headings as a simple matrix with the same width as the data. This seems like a nice simple model. I suggest you just keep that...

I hope it works out! Thanks very much for this package by the way. I've been wanting a table pretty printing package for a couple of years or so.

Something like the following seems to do it: ```vim syn region racketData start=/(/ end=/)/ contained transparent contains=racketData syn region racketSExpressionComment matchgroup=racketSExpressionComment start=/#;(/ end=/)/ contains=racketData syn cluster racketNormal add=racketSExpressionComment syn cluster...

Hi @ExpandingMan it seems to me that what you're working toward here and in #159 is similar to part of my work in https://github.com/JuliaComputing/DataSets.jl/pull/45: I want a tree-like abstraction for...

> maybe FilePathsBase is perfectly great as is, but you really only should use it for true file systems I think this may be true. In working on DataSets.jl I've...

> Parquet2.jl By the way I love this package's design and I'm hoping to build a TabularDataSets.jl which plugs into DataSets.jl and relies on Parquet2.jl for serialization.

I just read through the history of this issue once again and had another think about it. As much as I really want `_` to work for anonymous functions, I've...

To restate more succinctly: the reason the tightness-of-binding debate has gone on so long, and that the design still "feels off", is that no *pure syntax* transformation can capture the...