{"author_name": "RB0", "cat": "LD #13 - Roads - 2008", "comments": [{"author_name": "", "time": "December 2, 2008 9:47 pm", "epoch": 1228272420, "text": "Looks ok to me! \":)\"", "spam": "N"}, {"author_name": "RB0", "time": "December 3, 2008 8:31 am", "epoch": 1228311060, "text": "Woot, cool \":)\"
\n Thanks \":)\"", "spam": "N"}], "epoch": 1228240920, "likes": 0, "metadata": {"p_key": "74470", "p_author": "RB0", "p_authorkey": "0", "p_urlkey": "110302", "p_title": "PYGGEL", "p_cat": "LD #13 - Roads - 2008", "p_event": "LD13", "p_time": "1228240920", "p_likes": "0", "p_comments": "2", "p_status": "UPD5", "us_key": null, "us_name": null, "us_username": null, "event_start": "1228435200", "event_key": "92", "event_name": "LD13"}, "text": "

Heya guys – thinking about joining up again, though I have a busy schedule this weeked, so I’ll have to see what I can do when we get there \":)\"

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Anyways, I am wondering if my lib, PYGGEL, is eligible to be used?

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Here is the link: http://code.google.com/p/pyggel/

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I released the first version 5 days ago – but beyond the tests and example program included there were no docs in the release itself.

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I added doc-strings to the code 2-3 days ago, but I’m not sure what the deadline was, and there has been no official “doc’d” version released – though the source is freely available from SVN to anyone.

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Thanks,

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Matt

", "time": "December 2nd, 2008 1:02 pm", "title": "PYGGEL"}