Jonathan Reichelt Gjertsen
Jonathan Reichelt Gjertsen
Since the named values are stored in a dict called `named`, a workaround for your case could be ```Python x, y = parse('{x:d}x{y:d}', '100x200').named.values() ``` --- Regarding the suggested change...
That is the expected behaviour. Remember that `parse` is intended to be the inverse of `format`, and there is no `x` such that `format('{a:d}', x)` returns a string that is...
Yeah, that is not going to work with pytest. It works if you run it as a regular python script, but pytest requires that the arguments are fixtures. You can...
Did you find a solution to this?
I was able to make this specific case not raise an exception by adding the following to the `BrokenAxes` class: ```Python @property def left_ax(self): return self.axs[0] @property def right_ax(self): return...
I tried compiling a C++ version of `kitchen_sink.c` and found that only pio.h and interp.h are affected, as those are the only files which perform that kind of operation. I...
> This has been de-deprecated in C++23, so in my opinion the code should be left unchanged. Instead add -Wno-volatile to suppress this warning (until GCC13 is available). See [P2327R1:...
@ajf58 A typical example is continuously capturing ADC data at very high speed without any gaps. There is an example of using the DMA and ADC together, but it's just...
I'm really sorry to hear that, @techtonik. Hope things get better for you. It would be helpful if you add a note about this in the README, and/or archive the...