John Lee

* PrettyPrinter version: 0.18.0 * Python version: 3.7.3 ### Description It would be great if pdb and/or ipdb were supported via the `pp` debugger command (or a new debugger command...

* PrettyPrinter version: 0.18.0 * Python version: 3.7.3 I see this issue has come up before, in https://github.com/tommikaikkonen/prettyprinter/issues/27, so forgive me if you've already considered this and rejected it. ###...

Support lists

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Thanks for your recent work on orgparse, it looks promising. It would be great if orgparse supported lists like this: ``` - one - two - three ``` I was...

Document status of date parsing

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Is orgparse.date public API? I'd like to use it in my code, but I'm not sure if it's intended as public API, and I wouldn't want to depend on it...

Recommend to use reason-language-server for emacs

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Edit: Actually having clicked create on this PR after forgetting to yesterday, I remember that I have run into some trouble with the language server: it hangs on pasting text...

Log message if jupyter not found instead of json-readtable-error

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To reproduce (from `emacs -Q`): * Without jupyter installed, ensure `ob-ipython` is installed and `(require 'ob-ipython)`. * Open an `.org` file Expect: No error Got: `File mode specification error: (json-readtable-error...

Add support for HTML parsing libraries

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Python libraries for parsing HTML have improved. mechanize doesn't support three of the most popular choices of the current crop. Expect: can use some mechanize API to request that one...

Require Python 2.5 and use the absolute and relative imports features. The reason for using absolute imports is described in PEP 328.

This should result in the first button being clicked: ``` import mechanize browser = mechanize.Browser() browser.set_response(mechanize.make_response( """\ Publish Preview """, [("Content-Type", "text/html")], "http://example.com/", 200, "OK")) form = browser.global_form() form.click(predicate=lambda control:...

There's no .set_timeout() method. Expect: - This should cause the .open() to time out in the same way as providing a timeout argument to .open(): browser = mechanize.Browser() browser.set_timeout(10.) browser.open("http://example.com")...