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  1. textwrap Public

    An efficient and powerful Rust library for word wrapping text.

    Rust 253 28

  2. lipsum Public

    Lorem ipsum generator for Rust

    Rust 30 11

  3. version-sync Public

    Keep version numbers in sync with Cargo.toml

    Rust 59 9

  4. pyzurich Public

    Talks in the Zurich Python meetup group

    HTML 16 10

  5. pygob Public

    Small Python library that can decode the Go gob format

    Python 28 4

  6. cram Public

    Go port of Cram

    Go 4

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Contributed to mgeisler/textwrap, mgeisler/version-sync, mgeisler/lipsum and 18 other repositories

Contribution activity

May 2022

Created a pull request in rust-lang/rust that received 5 comments

Remove hard links from env::current_exe security example

The security example shows that env::current_exe will return the path used when the program was started. This is not really surprising considering …

+17 −30 • 5 comments

Created an issue in rust-lang/mdBook that received 4 comments

Syntax highlighting is inconsistent foreditable code blocks

Hi there, I noticed that the syntax highlighting changes for a Rust code block when it is made editable. The first code block is editable, the seco…

4 comments
Opened 1 other issue in 1 repository

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