Form URL list #143
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Much amended version of part of the failed PR espanso#87. It's been over a year since the original submission and I have been unable to get a response from @mistahBen, even going as far as submitting a PR mistahBen#1 to his own repo. I like this package as it illustrates a useful technique, so I think it's worth preserving. Thanks to @mistahBen for the idea!
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Looks good! I didn't tried in my pc though |
Add OS-agnostic code to derive path to CSV file.
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Fixed via #145. |
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Much amended version of part of the failed PR #87.
It's been over a year since the original submission and I have been unable to get a response from @mistahBen, even going as far as submitting a PR mistahBen#1 to his own repo, with corrected code.
I like this package as it illustrates a useful technique, so I think it's worth preserving.
I'll close #87.
Thanks to @mistahBen for the idea!