Paul McGuire

`expr[..., upper_bound]` syntax can raise Recursion error if upper_bound is too large

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`Literal("A")[..., 1000]` raises `RecursionError`, because the [] syntax generates a recursive expression of nested Optionals. (Found while investigating #330)

If a global like quotedString has had a parse action (like removeQuotes) added to it, `reset_pyparsing_context` does not remove that parse action afterward. This may not have a viable solution,...

[BUG] sys.stdout.isatty raises AttributeError

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**Describe the bug** When calling sys.stdout.isatty() within a PyScript block, we get the following message (running in Chrome): ``` JsException(PythonError: Traceback (most recent call last): File "/lib/python3.10/site-packages/_pyodide/_base.py", line 429, in...

Consider tighter definition of variable in expr_parser

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The definition of variable in expr_parser is: variable = pp.Word(pp.alphanums + "_.") This will accept invalid identifiers such as .__ a..c....d ... 123..456 Consider changing to the 2-argument form of...

> Note that you may encounter an error while installing pyparsing on which json2xlsx depends. This is probably because pyparsing 1.x runs only on Python 2.x while pyparsing 2.x runs...

Proper interpretation of NO_COLOR environment variable

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## What's the problem this feature will solve? tox interpretation of NO_COLOR uses `StrConvert.to_bool()` to look for specific string values (case insensitive match): - 1, on, yes, true to "enable"...

Adding this classifier will be useful for packages to indicate that they can run in the Pyodide in-browser environment.

* Dependency Parser version: * Python version: 3.10 * Operating System: Windows 10 ### Description Test failure while trying to os.remove a file that had not yet been closed. ###...

https://github.com/lanPN85/taskflow/blob/2b46c6b2d0a87056679092cddce7d001a4a3d1e1/taskflow/db/mem.py#L43 So happy to see that `littletable` is useful in your project. Since you created a unique index on the "id" attribute, you can replace this line with: return self.__tasks.by.id[id]...

match_previous_expr does not handle nested expressions

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See [this SO post](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/78574784/how-to-make-sure-element-has-parsing-precedence-before-other-elements-in-pyparsi), should be able to use match_previous_expr to enforce matching of opening and closing tags. Does not work for nested tags.