Christopher Armstrong

actually, I made a mistake, that's not the right error. I'm just getting a general "Failed to parse input" error, but I haven't figured out if this is exactly what's...

To clarify, I hope this can be done as a maximum cost, not just maximum depth of nodes traversed. I am using astar for pathing in a square grid with...

@TyOverby ah, interesting. I'm actually not sure if it'll be necessary, but basically what I'm trying to do is render all accessible destinations from a starting point on a grid...

Also, I realized that I can at least put an overly generous upper limit on my pathfinding by adding a cost check to `neighbors` from the starting point. It could...

By the way, I'll probably contribute some documentation if I can get something working, which I'm getting close to. :)

I ran into this when trying to parse RAML: http://raml.org/ It uses numeric keys representing HTTP response codes.

I discovered a workaround -- apparently the bug is in the behavior of "keywordizing" the keys in a YAML map. If you use (parse-string yaml false), this indicates that keywordization...

so it looks like there's a currently well-maintained set of persistent data structures in Python, including list (vector), map and set: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pyrsistent/ maybe there's no reason for fn.py to have...

My hacky workaround is to 1. don't derive Deserialize for my main data type "DataType" 2. copy my main data type to a "FakeDataType" which has the same fields, and...

@dtolnay yep, just the serde_json one. I can have a crack at implementing this. Do you think it will be as simple as deriving the Serializable trait on the various...