Luke Hutchison

> Can you recommend any other Java project that is at least a bit similar to parboiled? I have developed a packrat PEG parser (called the pika parser) that works...

> (shameless plug) I have written a PEG parser generator for Java 17 that derives grammar rules from datatypes of parse trees. See [Rekex](https://github.com/zhong-j-yu/rekex) . Wow, this is very cool,...

@santafebound Sorry, I didn't see this issue before. I don't know anything about interacting with a TextView -- did you figure this out? The multi-touch controller is not inherently bound...

Hi @masoudmm and @sadi-asif , sorry, I didn't see this before now. This is exceptionally hard to do in a reliable way, because there is no way to tell which...

@cs01 I really appreciate the quick response. I'm not sure what is going on here... ``` $ /opt/gdbgui_0.14.0.2 --debug -g /opt/arduino-1.8.13/hardware/tools/arm/bin/arm-none-eabi-gdb --args /tmp/arduino_build_637692/Test_Teensy.ino.elf failed to initialize socketio app with async...

@cs01 removing the `--debug` fixed the errors in my previous comment. (I had that option added because of #382, in the pip version -- but the prebuilt latest release version...

I figured out some more things... From the gdbgui help: > usage: gdbgui_0.14.0.2 [-h] [-g GDB_CMD] [-p PORT] [--host HOST] [-r] [--auth-file AUTH_FILE] [--user USER] [--password PASSWORD] [--key KEY] [--cert...

@cs01 As far as I can tell, the `initial_binary_and_args` arg is ignored by gdbgui: https://github.com/cs01/gdbgui/blob/531d89890c0b4bd3bbf15d266b9ec25a2c7eebaa/gdbgui/server/app.py#L104 `app.config["gdb_command"]` is used, but `app.config["initial_binary_and_args"]` is not used to start a new gdb session.

On #2 (assuming you're referring to my third bullet point?): Here is the relevant code: https://github.com/yinlou/mltk/blob/master/src/main/java/mltk/core/io/InstancesReader.java#L72 In the case of dense instances with the wrong number of attributes, the line...

The situation arose because I misunderstood the docs. I didn't know that "(class)" implied the target, because I was doing regression, not classification, and this tag was not described in...