notEvil

Its a matter of preference for sure. With `@function`/`@method` and `@function.call`/`@method.call` its an established theme and being able to distinguish "definition" from "call" is a good thing imo.

People seem to accept the default experience and thats fine. In the meantime I realized that in order to tweak the highlights we have to patch the queries or replace...

Check out https://gitlab.com/-/snippets/2292495 It generates cmdline arguments for mpv. For instance `"--profile=Generic (FSRCNNX)"` gives ``` --deband --deband-grain=0 --deband-range=12 --deband-threshold=32 --hwdec=auto-copy --profile=gpu-hq --gpu-api=opengl --fbo-format=rgba16f --dither-depth=auto --dither=fruit --scale=ewa_lanczos --dscale=mitchell --linear-downscaling=no --cscale=mitchell --glsl-shader=/usr/share/mpv-shim-default-shaders/shaders/noise_static_luma.hook...

Isn't this pretty important? Afaik any transformer might produce logically different code. Is there a simple "workaround" I don't see? *thank you for libcst!*

> @notEvil I have a quick a dirty work around in the linked issue. [#341 (comment)](https://github.com/Instagram/LibCST/issues/341#issuecomment-716900549) Thanks, I've seen it but don't want to introduce parentheses. > You could probably...

Thanks, I've adjusted the class similar to `keyboard._win32.Listener`.

In a clean master, when I run `pipenv run pip install -e .` it says ``` ... Successfully installed Pillow-9.4.0 asttokens-2.2.1 backcall-0.2.0 bqplot-0.12.36 certifi-2022.12.7 charset-normalizer-3.0.1 comm-0.1.2 contourpy-1.0.7 cycler-0.11.0 debugpy-1.6.5 decorator-5.1.1...

Yes it does. The last command still requires jupyter_packaging, but its a minor nuisance. Thanks a lot!

I agree, one shouldn't be concerned about threads and `PHttpServer` seems to be an exception. This detail should be in the docs as it could potentially lead to race conditions....

> The HttpServer was not posting the data in the message queue because IIRC I had some issues with long data transfers. So you had the thread wait for the...