Braxton McKee

This is not going to work any time soon. Sent from my iPhone > On Apr 8, 2020, at 12:02 PM, guslonergan wrote: > >  > class A(Class): >...

1. yes you are generally doing the right thing. There are still some ways the system is finicky if you don't know the rules, and making that less obscure is...

Hi Simon, You're hitting a slightly different bug. When you use forwards, you need to define the type they resolve to. So ``` Number = Forward("Number") @Number.define class Number(Class, Final):...

``` from typed_python import Forward, Member, Class, ListOf, Final, Entrypoint import time Int64 = int # for those of us that don't think like a C compiler Long = Forward("Long")...

Separately, on string formatting, I guess we didn't explicitly model str.format. fstrings work although we have not implemented all the twiddly little formatters

Hmm... I haven't tried to compile this for 3.9. Last time I tried, llvmlite didn't work on it. For the compile error you're getting: Probably the PyObject layout has changed...

The CI runs tests on 3.6 - 3.8 on linux and macOS. On Thu, Feb 25, 2021 at 9:45 AM Simon Burton wrote: > What is the recommended python version...

yes, python looks in has bucket first, then equality of items using __eq__. On Tue, Jul 2, 2019 at 2:22 PM Szymon Lipiński wrote: > It looks like there is...

We should also not be comparing things that are different types like this unless we can actually dispatch to an operator properly. Python won't let you check ("hi",) < (1.0,),...

We can now serialize 'numpy.array', but not the method. Nor can we serialize bound methods of regular classes.