Kathryn Taylee

Kivy is an application framework, not just a library. It does have its own command line arguments, and we can't possibly know what arguments are supposed to be for IPython....

@oconnor663 Exactly. That's how I tested as well. The only way to get arguments to a script run via IPython command line is by using `--` to separate IPython arguments...

New website should have both stable and dev docs, instead of just dev. :)

FYI - That could be difficult to do. Might be possible, but no guarantees. However, `JavaException` does have a `classname` attribute: ``` MyClass = jnius.autoclass('myjavaprogram.MyClass') try: MyClass.doSomethingThatThrowsAnException() except JavaException as...

Ah, I see what you're saying. You want access to the actual Java exception object, and we don't provide that. I'm sure that could be changed, I'm just not sure...

I'm having a problem with this too, and I have to say that the pyorient behavior is incorrect. First, OrientDB can be schemaless or only have partial schema. Considering that...

FYI - as a workaround, since my application is an API and all datetimes returned to the client should be UTC anyway, I just set that as the default at...

@kfloz ``` python process = respond if jsonify: def process(v): return respond(loads(v.oRecordData['data'])) query = 'SELECT @this.toJson() AS data FROM ({})'.format(query) result = self.client_command(query) response = [process(v) for v in result]...

As a workaround, does it work if you cast it? i.e. `cipher.init(Cipher.DECRYPT_MODE, cast('java.security.Key', secret_key_spec))`

We should still be handling this in pyjnius; reopening. That was just a workaround for you now. :)