Chanchana Sornsoontorn
Chanchana Sornsoontorn
@gruns It's the default windows 10 command prompt. Try the following code: ```py from icecream import ic ic(True) print('hello') ``` 
Sorry about the 100 times vs 1000 times. The elapsed time is actually correct, I just put in wrong code. I've changed it now to 1000 vs 1000. So it's...
When I was interacting with UI elements and the UI will report some number in the command line. E.g. dragging a slider and then it computes something. The ic() will...
No. I don't know threading in python yet.
I see that snoop seems to be more intense in its number of features, providing more options than ic. Though ic is simple and easy to get started. I tried...
@alexmojaki Yes. I tried experimenting with this code ```py from time import time from icecream import ic from snoop import pp def process(print_func, n_iter): start = time() for i in...
After testing both pp and ic, I've found that pp works better in cmd, but ic is better in jupyter lab.  See that pp does not report the argument...
It seems you know what you doing! 
I will close this issue for now as it seems like I can get around with slowness issue by using `pp`. I think improving speed of `ic` will need some...
@FooSoft Please consider fixing this bug.