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Thank you kindly, Kovid. Appreciate your response and the discussion board. Copying our discussion below for others.
Great that f-strings are supported. That saves me a lot of trouble.
I did a quick grep on the code base to verify that there are no undocumented python options besides those covered in the readme. Looks like that's all I need.
Thanks for your help.
ese942 commented:
Hi, this looks like a great project, very impressive. Particularly the readme documentation - very thorough introduction.
I don't see a discussion group or mailing list, so forgive me for asking a few questions here:
What's the best way to achieve maximum python compatibility? I saw the import pythonize lines in the readme. Are there are any more options like this? I have existing python code I want to port, max compatibility would make it easier. E.g. empty dict / array truthiness, list addition, string [ ] behavior, etc.
Is there any equivalent for f-strings? Didn't see them mentioned.
Where else should I look to learn more about rapydscrypt? Is there any other documentation? Is there a discussion group or mailing list anywhere?
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Thank you kindly, Kovid. Appreciate your response and the discussion board. Copying our discussion below for others.
Great that f-strings are supported. That saves me a lot of trouble.
I did a quick grep on the code base to verify that there are no undocumented python options besides those covered in the readme. Looks like that's all I need.
Thanks for your help.
ese942 commented:
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