Claire Foster
Claire Foster
Back in #1 we decided that `Transformation` was agnostic about input and output coordinate types. I still think this was the right thing, but sometimes you may want a bit...
I just tried Cthulhu for exploring how the `sum` implementation works, and I must say it's pretty great, thank you :-) One thing I noticed is that it seems hard...
`insert!(dict, k, val)` with a dictionary means something very different from `insert!` with a `Vector`. The Vector API from Base is more or less sequence- or iterable-like: insert something at...
I've just been using BinaryBuilder for the first time on a cloud instance where the dev environment is not fully set up. I forgot about the lack of setup and...
Hi @kdheepak, I just watched your JuliaCon talk and came here to try things out. However the examples don't seem to work on my Ubuntu 18.04 machine with gnome-terminal, Julia...
We've had a couple of specific cases where `_` expansion is confusing - opened in #6 and #8 and solved by #10. But because #10 is breaking, I'd like to...
This allows a single `_` to be treated as the slot into which the closure created by do syntax is inserted. It's somewhat overloaded in that `@_ map(_, xs)` normally...
WIP - still needs tests + docs It's also unclear whether this is a desired behavior. I feel like — though this could be rather useful — it's strangely inconsistent...
As was briefly mentioned on on Zulip https://julialang.zulipchat.com/#narrow/stream/235161-compiler-frontend/topic/capture-by-value.20closures.3F.20(lowering.20in.20Julia) it might be useful if all `_`-based closures captured a separate binding. Alas this would departs in significant but very subtle ways...
`Expr(:quote)` is actually a quasiquote, so the following should be equivalent: ```julia julia> map(i->:(a[$i]), 1:4) 4-element Array{Expr,1}: :(a[1]) :(a[2]) :(a[3]) :(a[4]) julia> @_ map(:(a[$_]), 1:4) ERROR: syntax: all-underscore identifier used...