Sebastien Binet

FYI, wrt your far future plan _"Generate TeX-like formulas in pure Go, use OpenType math font such as STIX or TeX Gyre"_, I've started something along these lines, here: -...

thanks. what's the difference w/ the `golang.org/x/image/font/sfnt` stuff? (it's just the SFNT tables exported, right?) I *may* take a stab at implementing parsing the MATH table. doesn't seem too complicated...

I suspect this is coming from (transitively) importing `gomacro/imports` which imports `testing` and `testing/quick`

yes, removing it fixes it. could we have an opt-in mechanism for importing stuff when using the `gomacro/fast.Interp` via `fast.New()` ?

by opt-in I mean that, rather than pre-importing all the packages from the stdlib, have the consumer of the `gomacro/fast.Interp` API selectively import the ones they want (when writing the...

would it be acceptable to empty out `gomacro/imports`, and add the following packages: - `gomacro/imports/all` - `gomacro/imports/stdlib/math` - `gomacro/imports/stdlib/encoding` - ... and let consumers blank-import the ones they want or...

I'd be willing to work on this (also b/c right now, gomacro blows up the size of my binaries, see go-hep/hep#700). it seems most of the code under `gomacro/imports` is...

`gomacro` is what the gophernotes Jupyter (Go) kernel is using. `neugram` is not developed anymore. there's also `yaegi` as a possible interpreter/REPL.

nice! it's something I wanted to do (if I had more free cpu cycles in my day) kudos! I'll try it on Linux.

it's probably because I initially wrote this with a heavy inspiration from `nanomsg/mango` that has subscription logic (IIRC). PRs welcomed.