Irmen de Jong
Irmen de Jong
You could also just write `if character in stringvar` .
For my own reference: problem is inside argumentsViaRegisters() routine
https://github.com/irmen/pyc64#1541-disk-drive how to operate a commodore-64 using BASIC V2 / Cbm-DOS, is outside of the scope of this project, help about that is a google action away. But try: python...
Thanks for taking the time to write this out. However, what you seem to not have realized, is that the README.md documentation is automatically generated from the python source code...
Maybe just add to the docstring of the class itself. But I haven't thought this through very much and I don't really know how the resulting .md file will look...
Some of the documentation is terse and assumes that if it's not clear you'll be looking at the code to see what properties are available. I hope people can contribute...
I'm thankful that you took the time to help me with this. I'll look at the PR soon.
I am not sure what the question is. Can you elaborate? Also I have zero experience with pytorch / torchsharp, so I am afraid I am not qualified to answer...
Note that an enhancement concerning Pytorch (and torchsharp? not sure.) got merged see #15
For now, you could just monkeypatch the current `get_ssl_context` function in the `socketutil` module, after importing Pyro5, and substitute it with your own? You can start by looking at what...