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I didn't exactly expect bats to do anything when I pressed the arrow keys, but I also didn't expect it to error? Here's a stacktrace / output: ``` 🦇 🦇^[[B...
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Right now, bitflags contains no unsafe blocks. User code can `#![forbid(unsafe_code)]`. But it would be nice to have `#![forbid(unsafe_code)]` here too, to add to the assurance that the library doesn't...
`UnsafeTypedArray` takes `&[T]` in the constructor, and stores that internally. It's nice for reading values efficiently, but as I understand it rustc will assume that values behind a reference are...
I've recently been interested in using some libraries, mainly [typetag](https://github.com/dtolnay/typetag), which depend on [rust-ctor](https://github.com/mmastrac/rust-ctor) to function. rust-ctor uses link sections on Windows, Mac and Linux to allow functions to run...
Right now there's an implementation ```rust impl TryFrom for Vec ``` Unlike most of the other conversions, this unconditionally requires an owned `Array`. Could `TryFrom
I'm writing a library which uses `stdweb` for a fairly niche use case and one of the pain points is using generics with `TryFrom` and `stdweb`'s definitions. Right now there...
Of a low priority to me, but thought I'd report this anyways. Relative imports (`from .mod import ...`) don't seem to work in Transcrypt, and produce a 'could not find'...
This fixes a miscompilation when compiling python code ```python import unusedThing, cast from typing # use cast somewhere, but not unusedThing ``` This was previously compiled to ```javascript import {,...
This allows the following Python code to compile and work: ```python obj = {"a": "hello"} print(obj["a"]) ``` This was previously compiled to: ```javascript export var obj=dict([["a","hello"]]); print(); ``` With this...