Tony Hirst
Tony Hirst
In passing, I also just spotted this natural language time parsing package — [ctparse](https://github.com/comtravo/ctparse) — but I've not had a chance to play with it yet.
I was wondering about this too. The [manipulation](https://github.com/nielstron/quantulum3#manipulation) section of the docs mentions several other packages for working with quantities. (I'm not sure if [`astropy.units`](https://docs.astropy.org/en/stable/units/) builds on one of those,...
I was going to post the appropriate *__that__ XKCD cartoon*, but thought better of it! ;-)
Another example, this time dimensionless: ``` parser.parse('three million, two hundred & forty, you say?') ``` returns: ``` [Quantity(3e+06, "Unit(name="dimensionless", entity=Entity("dimensionless"), uri=Dimensionless_quantity)"), Quantity(200, "Unit(name="dimensionless", entity=Entity("dimensionless"), uri=Dimensionless_quantity)"), Quantity(40, "Unit(name="dimensionless", entity=Entity("dimensionless"), uri=Dimensionless_quantity)")] ```...
In my own dabblings, I've started forsaking Dockerfiles and moving to REES / MyBinder builds (`apt.txt`, `requirements.txt`, `postBuild` etc). These have the upside of being largely syntax free and quick...
Noting that with the current build installed from Github on a Mac, I'm getting "FreeType not supported in this build" as well as "this build does not include OpenGL functions"....
One version, no backups...! ;-) I do generally work in containers but because I kept dropping into RGL widget it was more convenient just to work from desktop... As I've...
@pierrepo Yep, that's what I thought I should happen. But whatever I select second time round, I still launch into the same container as the one I launched first. And...
A UI note... If you stop the server, then you are presented with a *Start Server* button. My expectation is that that would (re)start the server you just stopped, rather...
I did wonder if the way the users were handled might be the issue. I've had to destroy the server for now but I'll try to explore a bit more...