Stefan Behnel wrote:

No. "@cython.cfunc" declares a function or method as a pure C function,
without a Python interface to it, and for methods, it only applies to
extension types and not regular Python classes.

It's interesting that Cython allowed you to set it on the "__iter__" method
which cannot, in fact, be a C method because it's one of Python's special
methods. We s

Environment

N/A

Details

This code:

Environment.SetEnvironmentVariable("PYTHONPATH", $"{pathToVirtualEnv}\\Lib\\site-packages;{pythonPath}\\Lib", EnvironmentVariableTarget.Process);

from the wiki references a variable pythonPath that isn't defined. Is that supposed to be `pathToV

porcelain.add does not work as documented:
"path - Paths to add. No value passed stages all modified files"

(emphasis is mine)

From looking at the porcelain.py code, If paths is none it only adds untracked changes and not unstaged changes.

So procelain.add(repo='.', paths=None) does not work like:

git add -A

FWIW, should be an easy fix to add unstaged to it.

• Jep Distribution and Version: 3.1.8
• OS Platform, Distribution, and Version: All
• Python Distribution and Version: All
• Java Distribution and Version: All

I'v translated a whole documentation for *.rst format (as more appropriate e.g. for Sphinx, tox etc.
and as a standard for python world).
So question for you as in subject?.

PS: Sorry for my 'English'. Rather I have no chance to

Would like to request tool 'Copy Sheets to Open Documents' to have a check box to suppress all warnings revit pops notifying something like Type "Arrow Head-small" has been renamed to "Arrow Head-small 10" to avoid conflicts with the existing Element. - that I see tens of times for groups and families

A lot of python packages use sphinx for documentation, and many of those incorporate the README into the docs page; so many packagers of python projects prefer RST format for the readme. Indeed, the default readme content type for PyPI is RST. Maturin is currently angled more towards rust packages, and so expects a markdown readme, even though it publishes packages to pypi. As such, the long desc

The documentation states Pyto includes py-filelock, which was latest updated in May 2019.
However, it seems Pyto actually includes the obsolete pylockfile, which was latest updated in 2015 and declares "_This pr

See #211 and #9

hello,

The documentation for this library does not show any way to enable logging.

Currently, email is not being delivered and I have no idea why - the ability to enable logging would be of great use.

Also the docs do not indicate the return value of methods, so I have no idea how to see if each method call is working.

My usage of this module is very minimal. All of it is shown [here

Remove (or update) requirements badge. Since to support python 2.7 we need to install older version of setuptools, it makes sense the requirements outdated but it conveys an incorrect message about the health of scikit-build

Ref: https://www.scipy.org/citing.html

It doesn't make sense to have the copy-pasted verbose logging configuration in main.py, main_pingpong.py and main_pingpong_servicer.py, which has the effect equal to

logging.basicConfig(format="[%(asctime)s - %(name)s - %(levelname)s]:  %(message)s", level=logging.WARNING)

Notably pip installation directly from the Git repo for those not needing to modify or contribute, and a brief outline of how to add Git-based dependencies to the application setup.py.

Reminder: Update the Marrow project blueprint README template with this information, too.

Im using Flask_Script to run Flask on a localserver.

I am unclear what is causing the error below.

error trace when run the app though manager

if __name__ == '__main__':
    manager.run()

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/pathto/myapp/manage.py", line 154, in <module>
    manager.run()
  File "/home/user/.virtualenvs/myapp/lib/python3.5/site-packages/flask_script/__