Cody Piersall

Thanks for the pointer @wylderkeane. I'll take a look through the linked page in the next couple days. > You could probably implement the install of the library as a...

@wylderkeane Ah, yeah, I get what you're saying now; using a custom command for sure is a better strategy. I like it! That will be the route I'll pursue.

Hi @zakharov, Thanks for the interest and confirming it works. I'm planning to merge either custom-nng-build or something like it, but I need to revisit what I did and write...

Hi @xmyeen, thanks for opening an issue. Sorry I haven't gotten back to you sooner; I was in the middle of a move/house renovations (which are ongoing 😬) I do...

Thanks for creating this issue, @douglasmccormickjr. > It seems like the PUB/SUB example could be improved (just a little bit) You're talking about the example [in the docs](https://pynng.readthedocs.io/en/latest/core.html#pynng.Sub0), yes? It's...

Thanks for the PR, @MauiJerry. Examples are always welcome! I do request one change though, and that is to use the same naming conventions used elsewhere in the library--you can...

Check out https://github.com/tonysimpson/nanomsg-python —-the API is different and it uses the legacy nanomsg library, but I believe it does still work with Python 2.7. If you're feeling rather bold and...

Hi @MauiJerry, thanks for your interest in the library and for opening an issue. You've got a good point that the docs could make it more clear what a polyamorous...

If you have a few test scripts I would be interested in trying them out.

Do you mean for the methods `Socket.send()` and `Socket.asend()`? (and similarly for the pipe and context methods?) Or did you have something else in mind?