Mike Müller
Mike Müller
Coconut (https://github.com/evhub/coconut) seems to be a usable alternative.
Yes, I worked my way through the tutorial. Feels like a working cross-over between Python and Haskell.
I played with Python 3 bit: The main issues are: - relative imports - `__div__` (and `__rdiv__`) is gone because is integer division is gone and `/` acts like `//`...
In my opinion [Python-Future ](http://python-future.org/) is the best way for a single source approach. You can go module by module and always have a running Python 2 version with lots...
I see your problem. Would "practicality beats purity" work here? How about: 1. Make string scalars available in the same ways as other scalars. 2. Expose arrays of strings as...
@langevin-usgs Does my suggestion address the (right) problem? If so, would this be a viable approach?
A compiler bug is a real showstopper. :( Let's hope it gets fixed soon. Let me know when you have a version that supports string and logical. Then I can...
Great. I will have a look at it. Regarding the use cases for setting of string values and working with logicals, I don't have use cases right now. But experience...
Had the same problem. Adding the animation above to the README would be very helpful. The statusbar doesn't seem to mentioned in the README at all. The statusbar is a...
This can be resolved by placing this in the file `flask_restful.mochi`: ``` python import sys sys.modules.pop(__name__) ``` The module `__main__` is replaced by an instance of `core.global_env.AttrDict`. Deleting it fixes...