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Please consider enabling the end user to use `cite` from within Python. Something like:
```
import cite
citation_string = cite.cite(doi_string)
```
This would be tremendously useful in my curre…
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Mixing sys.executable and *parsed* argv produces unintentional sys.path changes on re-exec:
```
# python -m gunicorn my:app
Booting worker with pid: 201117
[..]
# kill -USR2 $(pgrep --oldest -f…
pajod updated
2 months ago
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In Describe03.py you have the following:
if len(sys.argv[fc]): =! 2:
The sys.argv list contains arguments from the command line. To get a specific argument from a command line, you need to prov…
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There appears to be a larger number of functions not yet implemented:
https://documentation.basis.cloud/BASISHelp/WebHelp/commands/Alphabetical_Functions.htm
Before filling the missing ones ther…
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Just wanted to share my workaround solution.
```c
sapp_desc sokol_main(int argc, char* argv[]) {
(void)argc;
(void)argv;
char* window_title = "Retro";
#ifdef __EMSCRIPTEN__
EM_ASM…
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How hard would it be to pass arguments to the tested program, letting `main()` do its job with `argc` and `argv`? I imagine that getting those values in the interpreter and passing to the function is …
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#### Explain the problem
Sometimes a developer wants to access webpacks internal command line options in his config.
#### Expected Behaviour
The config function should pass two params into th…
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On Windows, support `wmain` and `wchar_t* argv[]`
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I ran into a bizarre error on macOS where an app would not start the first time after confirming the gatekeeper message; the app would halt unexpectedly (on subsequent starts, everything was fine). Th…