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Or probably a better idea is to have an option to only print out cells when explicitly specified?

@briochemc Hey thanks for your solution, it helps me a lot. I patched up ForwardDiff for this functionality, as below: ``` using LinearAlgebra using SparseArrays using ForwardDiff import Base:\ function...

@masteranza Sorry for the late update. It has been solved indeed. You can close this issue now. Thanks!

I noticed this has been fixed by the PR above. Will it be included in the release any time soon?

Thanks for the example of mixed derivatives. Before I thought the monotonicity condition of Barles-Souganidis' framework is violated by the mixed derivative, so it would've been a problem for the...

Thanks @matthieugomez for working on this! This functionality has been hugely (also surprisingly) missing outside of Stata-verse. Here are my two cents on it: > I don’t know Panda that...

Laziness vs being sorted seems two orthogonal issues. We need `:times` to be sorted, while we probably want `:x_lagged` to be lazy. As long as `times` is not lazy, checking...

ok I see the issue. If for laziness we are not allowed to store the new index for `x_lagged`, then indeed we need to check whether `times` is sorted every...

> Maybe. Do these types of string literal macros to construct dates exist anywhere else? No. But I guess that's because `Date` is relatively easy to type while `QuarterlyDate` is...