Cédric St-Jean
Cédric St-Jean
For context, this is what I'm trying to do: https://github.com/JuliaData/CategoricalArrays.jl/issues/150. I think Arrow is suffering from the same issue with DictEncoding.
You're doing it fine, it's a bug. `optimize` is trying to count how many arguments the function has, assuming it's a regular Python function, but PyCall is not producing native...
This was fixed by #100, although we're still missing a test case.
Hi Peter, thank you for the PR. I agree that the current situation is not ideal, but between the three options: 1. Support two interfaces to `splitarg` 2. Make a...
> I will clarify that there is no current work-around for literal nothing input to splitarg There's a user-side work-around, of replacing `f(arg=$x)` with `f(arg=$(QuoteNode(x)))`. Given that we're erroring in...
My standard solution would be to macroexpand into `$MacroTools.trymatch`. Would that work here?
I wonder how many projects are big enough to use `splitdef`, but won't have an indirect dependency on `DataStructures`, which makes up most of `MacroTools`'s loading time on my machine....
It's on my todo list, but it may take a few more weeks, with covid... Sorry
> should that be a function definition? We should probably check the docs. I'd call it function declaration, but if the docs say otherwise...