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I love installing gentoo, you just partition, mount, unpack a tar and the package manager finishes it up for you

ok wat

15:17

https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet-scripts/blob/203fcb4241261ae8f006362303723e4546e0e7f7/servers/scripts/ddnet.py#L177

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15:18

the deslugify2 function wtf

15:18

    for special_char in re.findall('(-([\d]+)-)', name):
        name = name.replace(special_char[0], chr(int(special_char[1])))
    return name

(is python 3 but doesn't differ much to python 2 code) (edited)

15:19

why easy if you can do it in a hard way

@Peekabooo that might be a port of my C implementation

16:52

hm, yours ends up making lots of copies of name, doesn't it?

16:52

I'd prefer a way where only one string is built

you mean from the generated opcode?

I just mean that each time you call name.replace it makes a copy, doesn't it?

sec checking

16:58

mine: https://pastebin.com/PqS4Ei1m yours: https://pastebin.com/Ef7eCvVW

[Python] deslugify_test - Pastebin.com

[Python] deslugify_ddnet - Pastebin.com

16:59

not really a copy but just load_fast and store_fast

16:59

same as modifying a variable

17:01

and less than half the amount of instructions in general

sure, because your logic is hidden in the CALL_FUNCTION to findall and isn't STORE_FAST doing the copy then?

store_fast is used when you use f.e. n += c, n += unichr(i), i = i * 10 + int(c), i = 0 in your code too

actually the replace_char is going to do the copy internally of course