Frank Dana

Node management (future planning)

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Quick quiz: How many nodes does this graph have? ```python >>> import pydot >>> g = pydot.Graph("G", graph_type="graph") >>> g.add_node(pydot.Node("y", color="red")) >>> sg = pydot.Subgraph("H") >>> g.add_subgraph(sg) >>> sg.add_node(pydot.Node("y", shape="triangle"))...

Toward a thread-safe Pydot

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Recently, the Python community has been much abuzz about [free-threaded Python](https://docs.python.org/3/howto/free-threading-python.html), the experimental GIL-less builds of the interpreter available for Python 3.13 and 3.14. Running without the GIL has the...

Make graph object classes subclassable

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Because of the way pydot handles object data (extracting the `obj_dict` from each graph member instance and storing _that_, then re-creating the corresponding class instance on demand), the graph element...

Consider differentiating customizable text from simple variation-handling?

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## Uses of `` Currently, the `` tag is used in two fundamentally different capacities. ### As a field to mark customizable text Many of the license texts include customizable...

Line numbers are rarely seen with thousands separators — a statement's location is referred to as "line 1304" ("line thirteen-oh-four"), much more often than "line 1,304" ("line one thousand, three...

Fix the version string for PEP440, and some Qt6 enum accesses

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This PR addresses two issues I encountered attempting to install and run `videomorph` from the repo sources: 1. The version string `1.5-canelo` doesn't conform to PEP440, and is therefore invalid....

Although I see from #42 that VideoMorph 1.5 is considered released, the https://github.com/videomorph-dev/videomorph/releases page only shows releases up to 1.4, plus a release candidate 1.5rc. RPM Fusion (for Fedora /...

Perl Navigator doesn't supply semantic structure for code folding, in VS Code

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Consider this Perl code. (And please ignore the poor quality and nonsense logic, it's not meant to ever be executed.): ```pl #!/usr/bin/perl use warnings; use strict; sub some_func { my...