Phillip Cloud
Phillip Cloud
Closing this out. I think we're in an okay place for now!
None indicates that the argument wasn't provided, NULL is something else. We should avoid conflating these two uses.
The failures notwithstanding, the duckdb behavior looks correct to me in this case: null inputs produce null outputs, NULL doesn't mean "no argument". The representation of "argument not provided" is...
I think there are other approaches to the problem. I'll state the problem so that we have it written somewhere. Ibis uses `None` for two things: 1) the default value...
One approach that will break user code, but is probably the right approach IMO is to use some other sentinel value to mean "argument wasn't provided". Bit of a hack,...
Making null behave like a default value is not consistent with basically all of the rest of Ibis, so I don't think we can implement this behavior. NULL and None...
@belevtsoff It's not clear to me what exactly are you asking. What NumPy convention are you referring to?
Hmm, I still don't understand. What do you mean by "component" (class, function, variable, etc?) and "data" (e.g., does a function provide data? That question is vague, do you mean...
Cool, got it. Thanks!
Couldn't one just redraw individual lines? Also, this feature might create problems if the goal is to ultimately move to opengl. -------- Original message -------- Subject: Re: [SpikeSort] Simultaneous highlighting...