A port to Python 3, plus some additional refactoring (just for fun... but not inherently useless) that actually works.
It's black-formatted and passes all internal PyCharm style recommendations, PEP-* mostly.
It's actually fuzzy-tested w.r.t. the previous version... so it actually does exactly the same as long as its input-output is concerned.
For what I did, I "ignored" its actual purpose (I didn't even use that IDE to do that!). 😜
A port to Python 3, plus some additional refactoring (just for fun... but not inherently useless) that actually works. It's
black
-formatted and passes all internal PyCharm style recommendations, PEP-* mostly.It's actually fuzzy-tested w.r.t. the previous version... so it actually does exactly the same as long as its input-output is concerned.
For what I did, I "ignored" its actual purpose (I didn't even use that IDE to do that!). 😜
P.S.: probably also solves #5