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Thanks for bringing up this issue. Segno supports multiple modes but does optimize the input yet. ```python >>> qr = segno.make(['THE SQUARE ROOT OF 2 IS 1', '.', '41421356237309504880168872420969807856967187537694807317667973799']) >>>...

@neycyanshi, sorry for the late response. You're right. The idea was that the user provides an iterable of chunks and Segno detects the "type" of the chunk automatically. I am...

Please provide an example which works with existing QR Code generators and which does not work with Segno.

> Had a small patch that allows piping: [rhyw#1](https://github.com/rhyw/segno/pull/1) > > Broke some tests though. Haven't yet had much time to fix. Thanks, I'll take a look

Decoding MUST be independent of the input format and SHOULD operate upon a matrix of 0x1, 0x0 values.

Would be cool if PNG images could be decoded without further dependencies, though

Changed to "future" to avoid more milestone changes... :flushed:

> I can't find anything about that anywhere, can you post where you found this information? See 7.9.1 QR Codes (page 55 / 56)

https://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/grub/grub.html#Features was temp. not available. This has nothing to do with this PR. Should work now.

… and the listener still keeps a reference to the signal after removal ```python l = Listener(callback) somesignal.add(l) assert l._signal is not None l.remove() assert l._signal is None # fails...