Klaus Alexander Seistrup

Thank you. I am currently playing with a customized package that uses the name `tab-rs` for the binary. For an uninitiated it seems to work just fine.

Ah, so it's `/info $something`. Thanks!

It would be helpful if wrong usage showed the syntax of the command. As per your example: ``` > /info usage: /info or: /info # ``` An error message of...

Even feeding RSS/Atom feeds directly into ZeroNet would be a boon.

With `--debug`: ``` pytb Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/bin/fsinfo", line 9, in load_entry_point('fs==0.5.4', 'console_scripts', 'fsinfo')() File "/usr/lib/python3.5/site-packages/fs/commands/fsinfo.py", line 77, in run return FSInfo().run() File "/usr/lib/python3.5/site-packages/fs/commands/runner.py", line 352, in...

I respect your decision, but finding a place where people use integer math is not hard: * https://codeberg.org/kas/qtime/issues/5 And `bc` does get it right: ```sh $ echo '22 / 5...

And PS: > Integer math is truncated, not rounded. That is what I expected in my calculations. `math 22 / 5` should give `4`, and `math 22 / 5 -...

I stand corrected.

@krobelus Thanks for elaborating. When writing the fish script that uses integer math for array indices I was actually thinking about Python's integer division (`//`): ```py >>> 22 // 5...

If `--scale=0` worked the way it does in `bc` there wouldn't be a need for `//`. Also, `//` is only of limited help if the rest of the calculations (i.e.,...