Juhan Oskar Hennoste
Juhan Oskar Hennoste
> what specifically would be a new Rust type, and what would be the foreign counterparts? I was hoping that the foreign counterpart could be the the target language's built-in...
@andersfylling For reference, since the plot in the readme hasn't been updated (yet), could you post the performance numbers that you got?
> I would argue that the dumping behaviour is correct. Numbers in JSON are not floats but arbitrarily long sequences of digits. The claim "Numbers in JSON are not floats...
The inline backend does indeed close figures **after** showing them. The problem happens when switching from the widget backend (which does not automatically close figures) to the inline backend, not...
The problem is that switching to the inline backend by itself does not close figures, so the figures left behind by the widget backend get shown as well. (And indeed,...
Just to confirm that this is not a VSCode or settings issue, here is the same problem reproduced in a clean install of JupyterLab: https://github.com/ipython/ipython/assets/5256211/1e79143a-0a8e-4232-af07-951f9d84c663 **Versions** * ipython, matplotlib, matplotlib-inline...
JavaParser now supports Java 18 and at least in GitHub issues I could not find reference to any specific Java 19 features that are unsupported. There are two other issues...
In fact, correct me if I'm wrong but Java 19 and 20 added no stable language features, so if JavaParser supports Java 18 then it should support Java 19 and...
But talking about stable non-preview Java specifically, is there anything unsupported from Java 19 and 20?
> Could you expand on that? Especially what kind of reporting you use and what your ideal report would look like? I'll try, though there is more nuance and fiddlyness...