schlenk

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by schlenk 7y ago
Maybe just use kitdll instead of a full blown Tcl/Tk distro, to provide the dependency, that would shrink the size a lot. http://kitcreator.rkeene.org/fossil/wiki?name=KitDLL
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by schlenk 7y ago
And backing out of it when running on pypy, as that does not deprecate python 2 compatibility...
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by schlenk 7y ago
I develop in python since 10+ years. And setting up a virtualenv only happens when developing patches for 3rd party packages. (due to the other commercial environment that doesn't work with venvs). And it is a totally miserable experie
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by schlenk 7y ago
Unless your dependency is a C-header file updated by your distro as part of a new version.
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by schlenk 7y ago
As long as you cannot even prove that due to a lacking python code signing infrastructure for packages (wheels can do it, but it is far from wide spread). And setup.py is a trainwreck, e.g. some packages compile download and compile huge de
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by schlenk 9y ago
It is a kind of fallout from a long overdue reform of that law area. In theory you even have to stop 'sending' your website between 6:00 and 22:00 if it contains adult content, same law. The reform failed due to the totally insa
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by schlenk 10y ago
Try the tcl channel on freenode. Expect is a Tcl extension.
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by schlenk 12y ago
Well, you might not notice Tcl if you see it sometimes. For example have a look at the build scripts in MacPorts, those are valid Tcl programs (if you load the needed procs first). https://guide.macports.org/chunked/dev
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by schlenk 12y ago
I don't write much Tcl the last few years (mostly Python now, as it pays the bills), but looking from the Python perspective towards Tcl, i see a lot of good things i left behind: * No GIL. Real threads with no silly global locks * A v
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by schlenk 14y ago
Tcl's C implementation is far from messy. Its actually one of the best commented C based language code bases i have ever seen. But your project was doomed by false assumptions. (oh, and Tcl has more than one implementation, e.g. there is a
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by schlenk 14y ago
Tcl dicts are ordered, so you have a defined order for this. http://www.tcl.tk/man/tcl/TclCmd/dict.htm#M27