Fixes #35 #52
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Fixes #35 #52
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Note that the bytes strings have been converted to unicode strings, because that's how SolidPython writes the files
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Love it. Thanks! |
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@etjones: If you love it, why did you close it, not merge it? |
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Thought I did both! Let me check!
… On Jan 2, 2017, at 8:45 AM, Eric Wieser ***@***.***> wrote:
@etjones <https://github.com/etjones>: If you love it, why did you close it, not merge it?
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Cheers; guess I didn't hit the 'confirm merge' button before |
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Note that the bytes strings have been converted to unicode strings, because that's how SolidPython writes the files
(#35)