Chris Redford

I installed `cltorch` and I *am* trying to run this on a computer with an AMD card but get the same error.

Whew. It was way more complicated than that to install on a Mac but I did actually have it installed before I posted. The issue was that I needed to...

Yeah, but what if you want to remove them completely as was asked? If I set `Ticks: nil`, it just uses the default ticks.

Why do you think that? It's been years since I wrote that code but I wouldn't recommend changing it without having a good reason. If you would like to modify...

I don't use Python enough anymore to justify the amount of effort it would take me to implement this. Almost all of my personal development is in Go now. You...

Strange. The `locals` argument in `exec()` is [supposed to accept a mapping object](https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html#exec) and as far as I know, `DotMap` is one. But maybe I'm wrong about that. In the...

Yes, if you need the `code` in the `exec` call to update the values in the `locals` `DotMap`, then the `toDict` solution won't work. Checking the `exec` source code is...

Hey @cornicis. For sure, I'd be happy to merge a PR that is passing tests and creates a new test for your new feature.

So it looks like you don't want dynamic child creation. To turn that off, you need to use the constructor with `DotMap(_dynamic=False)`: ``` address = {'city': 'abc', 'country': 'XY', 'CountryCode':...

I'm sure there is a way to turn `DotMap` into a default dict the way you are suggesting by supplying it in the constructor like `DotMap(_default='')` or `DotMap(_default=str)`. This is...