Open Carreau opened 9 years ago
When you --upload
, if the name isn't already registered, it will try to register it for you. There's no separate command to explicitly register without uploading.
Awesome! I will try to get a lightning talk, and let you know how it goes. I'm disappointed that you appear to have used ascii capital letters as identifiers instead of the unicode roman numeral characters Ⅰ
, Ⅴ
, etc. Unicode also has roman numerals going up to 100k (ↈ
):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Numerals_in_Unicode#Roman_numerals_in_Unicode
To say nothing of Roman Fractions ;-)
Awesome! I will try to get a lightning talk, and let you know how it goes. I'm disappointed that you appear to have used ascii capital letters as identifiers instead of the unicode roman numeral characters Ⅰ, Ⅴ, etc
Did that in 15min, will make unicode identifiers too :-)
100k appear to me as square-when-the-font-does-not-have-the-unicode-char
Sounds like Macs need better unicode fonts. It shows up fine for me. I can even use it in the terminal:
@takluyver you can now import 1-12,50 (from roman_count.literals import *
) and have some fun.
Just uploaded the new version using flit.
Have fun at Pycon.
Awesome, thanks. Haven't tried to get a lightning talk today because it appears they clash with PyCon dinners, to which I'm going, but I will sign up for one tomorrow.
Sure no problem. It was enjoyable to use flit, and you are not obliged to make a lightning talk. Hope you are having fun.
I decided to make my lightning talk about flit, and save this for SciPy, where I think it will be more fun anyway.
And my lightning talk only made the reserve bench, anyway, so I probably won't get to give it. Fingers crossed, though. I have slides ready.
Renamed to SPQR, logo and some link to flit.
Excellent :-)
@takluyver is there a way to flit register ?
And have fun with a lightning talk on roman numeral, cf readme.