Ryan Moore

The other thing to keep in mind is if you have a Python function that returns either a custom object or None, the `t option` return type will be wrong...

This is a sort of hacky solution, but do you know about [stickytape](https://github.com/mwilliamson/stickytape)? It is a script that allows you to "rollup" all the imported modules of your python program...

Check this example out: https://github.com/mooreryan/pyml_bindgen_stickytape_example The executable that it generates is movable...it works on my computer from any directory, and even if I move it on to a different server,...

Yeah it is a bit clunky as is. However, it's currently using the penultimate `unit` for a couple of things...eg differentiating between Python attributes/properties and instance/class/static methods. Also, with requiring...

Yeah I think ultimately something like a command line flag to chose would be nice. Or just smarter handling of the args in general would be welcome. Ideally, I wouldn't...

I was thinking of some ideas on how to address this in a nice way. The labeled args and the penultimate `unit` are currently used in certain cases with differentiating...

Yeah good catch with the int/string thing...just a typo there. And thanks for the input on your other points as well. Anyway, I will play around with some of these...

Yeah, you've hit one of the items on my to do list...the error messages are generally pretty unhelpful. I still haven't gotten the hang of getting angstrom to produce nice...

I added a bit more info to some of the failures. I wouldn't call the problem fixed, but it's moving in a better direction at least.

This is a bit subtle, but as far as I can tell from skimming through the Erlang/OTP `string` module is that the functions are treating the `\r\n` as a single...