Simon Heybrock
Simon Heybrock
Would it make sense to define some sort of generic intermediate representation, which could be used to generate, e.g., HTML?
The intermediate representation could contain a distilled subset of information, including potential formatting for making it human-readable.
Probably related to our oldest open issue, #290.
Not sure a test as you suggest would test anything: It might work, even if the types are not enabled for use by `transform`, since overload resolution will just do...
> Would simplifying `MultiIndex` mean that we could now implement negative strides more easily? Yes, almost certainly.
Note also #2634, which shows an existing shortcoming, i.e., multi-dimension-bin support is mediocre anyway.
Weird, because this used to work?
If we go ahead with #3072 then I suppose this is no longer relevant, should we close?
> This comes from the constructor of `Unit`. And I don't think this should be allowed. Because we store the unit as either `Unit` or None. Agree. I also don't...
We should consider dedicated functions to do these kinds of conversions. Basically, everything with a unit is a quantity, so I would suggest `sc.to_quantity(var, unit)`. Not sure about the reverse,...