Simon Frasch

Thanks for the feedback @thorstenhater To address the comments on the python example: - I'll try to rephrase the comment about the proportionality - The `(distance-lt ...)` expression signals internally...

> Would this work? > > ```python > dict['num-cells'] = f'(scalar {self.ncells})' > dict['open'] = '(gid-range 0 num-cells)' > ``` You can generally store any string and both are valid...

> It did get a bit more difficult to read if you're not familiar with predicate notation. So first some questions to see if I followed along well. In the...

I've added the `(if-else ...)` expression for the `network_value` type, to enable different value calculations between selections. This should (for now) be feature complete and is ready for review.

This PR has dropped off my radar unfortunately. I've now merged the current master branch and I think it should be complete. So a review would be welcome.

Thanks @thorstenhater and @llandsmeer for the review. > For one, shifted_by(-1) subsumes chain_reverse. In general, it adds more power for the user at essentially zero cost to us. No harm...

@w-klijn Thanks for your feedback! The documentation certainly could be improved. One important inclusion at the moment are intra-cell connections, so connections with the source and target on the same...

The library is actually called "SPLA" :wink:, but the installation path for modules was indeed incorrect. Fixed by d609c00.

You are right, the installation path for modules was incorrect. Wasn't a problem I noticed with a case-insensitive filesystem (macOS) :sweat_smile: . Fixed by 22b16cc. I'll create a new release...

Thanks for reporting this. The issue of linking to `libfftw3f`, when it is not required, should now be fixed by b27601a in the develop branch. I don't see anything within...