Could you please state which license the copied file has?

In D2575#48143, @cfeck wrote:

Could you please state which license the copied file has?

Here is the link (it's mentioned on the top of the file, was wrong before):
https://gist.github.com/JayKickliter/06d0e7c4f84ef7ccc7a9

I don't know which license it is: it's not mentioned in the gist. I don't have github account to send a message. Maybe you can ask him?

In D2575#48183, @ivanlakhtanov wrote:
I don't know which license it is: it's not mentioned in the gist. I don't have github account to send a message. Maybe you can ask him?

I asked him, let's wait for the reply.

I sent an e-mail to Jay Kickliter (the original author of this code) some days ago, let's wait more days for some reply.

If he doesn't answer us let's think about some way to use his code (or something based in his code) in Cantor.

@ivanlakhtanov, I think the original developer doesn't want to help us with this...

Well, please could you give a look in this other approach? This code uses MIT license, so we can use it without problem if it works.

In D2575#50926, @filipesaraiva wrote:

@ivanlakhtanov, I think the original developer doesn't want to help us with this...

Well, please could you give a look in this other approach? This code uses MIT license, so we can use it without problem if it works.

I will be available to manage with this at the weekend. Is it OK? Maybe I will make own implementation.

No problem Ivan, go ahead.