Drew O'Meara

all set now

Thoughts on: _a Python interpreter in Go, expanding possibilities your packages_ Other suggestions welcome!

> gpython is a Python interpreter written in Go to embed into your Go programs or run standalone I think you nailed it Nick! Good to hear from ya on...

@sbinet after the `py.Context` merge, I could look at this out if we think `dir()` is worth it.

@sbinet lmk if this is worth adding/improving so we can work towards a cleared PR section. Also, any suggestions on the next version/tag? I think we're worthy of a 0.1...

recommend @sbinet close -- addressed in https://github.com/go-python/gpython/pull/50

recommend @sbinet close -- addressed w/ https://github.com/go-python/gpython/pull/163

Hi @PythonLinks I appreciate the intention of this thread and I am hoping you are still perhaps interested in working together on furthering this. Check out gpython's v0.1.0 adds around...

Also with (6), I'd like to invite discussion and ideas around what that suggested repo layout for outside ("3rd party") gpython modules. For example, a side project I'm commissioned on...

> > as for the `pyfmt` work, I am a bit worried that there might be some impedance mismatch: `pyfmt` seems to have been written to bring the `.format` facilities...