Shawn Milochik

I don't think I understand your requirements. Do you only need a subset of the fields when reading or writing? Do you never need the others? Seems like you could...

You're obviously correct. However, nobody uses fixed-width formats unless they're dealing with a system super-old, and those systems don't support multi-byte characters. I suspect there aren't any non-artificial cases where...

If you have a real-world use case, then sure. I created this library specifically for dealing with a bank. :laughing: I'm very surprised to learn that there's a system old...

> They accept encodings, since in Spain there are names like "JULIA" (women) and "JULIÀ" (men), that should be properly spelled. Oh! Good to know, thanks.

I don't understand what you're asking for. There is already a [date](https://github.com/ShawnMilo/fixedwidth/blob/e850ee21cb70184c6f7aba835ab582b58e924d5a/fixedwidth/fixedwidth.py#L135) type check. Can you explain in more detail?

Hey @gnudiff. Thanks for the feedback. This could be useful, and I can see how it may have already been implemented privately by some users. I think I'd like to...

Wow, I never got notified of your reply. :cry: Thanks for replying so soon after. My test suite is something I wrote using Gorilla websockets, which I see is what...

Thanks, @igm. I figured out I could duplicate and maintain two copies of my connection code in the app and serve on an additional port for testing. It's something I'd...

I just pushed a change to my master branch that provides this: https://github.com/ShawnMilo/sql-migrate/commit/c58ca3b957d799a6d402640a65963f3b1299f69c However, maybe it would be even better to print each migration as it's about to be run....

The KSUID is essentially a hash, so other than @alexpop's length + alphabet check, I don't think you can "prove" it's a valid ksuid using something like a checksum. However,...