Michel Martens

I think this probably doesn't belong to Cargo, but to a package manager. I think Cargo's import is a replacement for Ruby's require, and there's still the need for something...

Hello @johnnyshields and @mooreniemi, I'm all for trying out these ideas. Over the years, a lot of people have told me about their need for something like this, so it...

I have a proof of concept for loading cargo-compatible gems, I'll share the code soon :-)

@johnnyshields I just pushed the proof of concept to https://github.com/soveran/packer

Hey @cjpbirkbeck, I think it is a good idea. I have been using `#` as an alias of `count`, but I will happily give it away in order to have...

Wow, that's a great finding! I tested it and having comments looks like a good improvement. I'll document it and push the changes.

Added in this commit: https://github.com/soveran/clac/commit/ba208c0380bae7acb79d7fd896c2b0d67ea3205d @waltertross @cjpbirkbeck If you are OK with the implementation and the comment, I will release a new version.

Excellent, I added a paragraph to both the README and the man page: https://github.com/soveran/clac/commit/beae8c4bc89912f4cd66bb875585fa471692cd54 Can you check it?

@HyeonseopJeong Thanks a lot for the report! I've been thinking about it and I think there isn't a good way to solve it in code. Maybe the best we can...

Hey @jasonmhite, thanks a lot for your interest and your contributions! I really hope you've found clac useful for your use case. What kind of work do you do? Physics?...