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The decorator would allow the use of async functions by running them using loop.run_until_complete. This should be implemented in a way that doesn't prevent execution if asyncio isn't present. (import within the decorator will do)
I guess there is no real consistent scheme, but quite a few tools capitalize the help section headers.
So maybe a flag could be added to do the same when using kotlin-argparser.
So showiing
Usage: [-h] [-a] IMAGE-DIRECTORY MARKDOWN-FILES...
Optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-a, --auto Automatically remove orphan images
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Apparently GoDoc cannot show documentation for exported methods of un-exported structs, and it makes no sense to export parser
and/or command
, thus this project should provide its own documentation page.
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TAP works very slow:
to reproduce
from tap import Tap
from argparse import ArgumentParser
from profilehooks import profile, timecall
class SimpleArgumentParser(Tap):
name: str # Your name
language: str = 'Python' # Programming language
package: str = 'Tap' # Package name
stars: int # Number of stars
max_stars: int = 5 # Maximum stars
@profile(dirs=T
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https://github.com/Owez/clonk/blob/15e8676fe218f63a4f6ca36f4f33300161f9c2d3/src/lib.rs#L145
Arguments formatted as -a
are currently allowed but not ones like -ab
(which go to both -a
and -b
) when inputted by a user.
EDIT: the overall issue is still relevant despite the codeblock shown being outdated.
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