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ECS:Python
Light-weight C++ library for embedding Python into C++
...Included with ECS:Python is a demo project (/example) written to assist developers in understanding how to use the API. ECS:Python requires a Python distribution to be installed on your system. Python can be downloaded from: www.python.org/download What's new in v3.0: * Fixed x64 pointer types. * Added CI and unit tests. * Cleaned up project structure and code formatting. * Switch to C++11 std::mutex. -
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Neoformat
A (Neo)vim plugin for formatting code
Neoformat uses a variety of formatters for many filetypes. Currently, Neoformat will run a formatter using the current buffer data, and on success, it will update the current buffer with the formatted text. On a formatter failure, Neoformat will try the next formatter defined for the filetype. By using getbufline() to read from the current buffer instead of file, Neoformat is able to format your buffer without you having to :w your file first. Also, by using setline(), marks, jumps, etc. are...
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