Q: How can I work with pywonderland on my computer without installing all of the required libraries and modules into my operating system?

A: Docker will allow you to create a Linux container running Python 3 where we can install pywonderland and all of its dependencies.

input() is a different built-in function in Python 2 so we should not overwrite it. Also used strip() to eliminate leading or trailing whitespace in user input.

Hello.

I would lile to contribute to the gifmaze module, but I am a bit lost between the various versions of this code.

• src/gifmaze/gifmaze.py in this repository was initially named src/wilson/gifmaze.py and created mi-February 2018
• there is another Github repository, fangj99/gifmaze, with a gifmaze.py module created mid-January 2018
• finally there is a version on pypi.org that point to a deleted repo neozhaoliang/gifmaze and that is in version 0.3.0, whereas the others are in v0.1.0

So :

• is this the "official" gifmaze.py source code repository ? :)
• do you plan on publishing new version of gifmaze on pypi.org ?
• are you willing to accept pull requests ?

Regards

Hi there, Really nice animations and super cool project! I am wondering if there is any plan to add Universal Random Structures in 2D (work by Scott Sheffield and Jason Miller). This Quanta article gives some good introduction, and there are more demo images here: http://statslab.cam.ac.uk/~jpm205/images.html

Suggesting another example. Here is a good reference for Python code implementing and explaining Conway's Game of Life: https://jakevdp.github.io/blog/2013/08/07/conways-game-of-life/

The script fractal3d.py fails with Python 3.8, because time.clock() was removed from the Python API. (https://docs.python.org/3/whatsnew/3.8.html#api-and-feature-removals)

In this PR i replaced time.clock() with time.process_time()

In parse_image, we do a membership check on colors, which is a list, and takes O(n) time. Using a dictionary is effectively a drop in replacement, but reduces lookup time to O(1), and offers a 5x speedup for the image for example4() in gifmaze/example_maze_animations (1.1421077s to 0.213111s)

(Note that in Python 3.6+, dictionaries are ordered by default, but if you want to support 3.5 and below, OrderedDict is need)

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---> 14 import cairocffi as cairo 15 import numpy as np 16 from palettable.colorbrewer.qualitative import Set1_8

C:\Localdata\Software\PythonAnaconda\lib\site-packages\cairocffi_init_.py in () 14 import ctypes.util 15 ---> 16 from . import constants 17 from .compat import FileNotFoundError 18 from ._ffi import ffi

ImportError: cannot import name constants

There is a small typo in src/polytopes/polytopes/models.py.

Should read representation rather than representaion.

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The use of else or elif becomes redundant and can be dropped if the last statement under the leading if / elif block is a break statement. In the case of an elif after break, it can be written as a separate if block. For else blocks after break, the …

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