Tamás Nepusz

However, it might be the case that we could actually use this code, at least on Linux and macOS (both have `open_memstream()`). The idea would be that if `file` as...

Those vectors contain `NaN` because the C core fills them with `NaN` and I think we don't make any conversion to `NA` when we wrap the C vector in an...

I didn't know that `str` is a generic at the time I wrote it. If we can work around the issue with that, that's great, but I don't think it's...

My two cents is that these should not be vertex sequences on R's side, and it was a mistake to make them so. We should do a deprecation cycle and...

Traceback corresponding to the error: ``` > traceback() 10: eval(x$expr, data, x$env) 9: eval(x$expr, data, x$env) 8: FUN(X[[i]], ...) 7: lapply(x, lazy_eval, data = data) 6: lazy_eval(args, data = c(attrs,...

My best understanding of the weakrefs is documented [here in this comment](https://github.com/igraph/rigraph/issues/288#issuecomment-1016295049). If I understand correctly, Gábor did not want a dangling vertex sequence object (i.e. `V(g)` or a subset...

I guess yes; `V(g)` could return a structure where `is_all = TRUE` and any subsetting of `V(g)` could set it to `is_all = FALSE`; would that work? I'm not sure...

> Do `as.igraph.vs()` and `as.igraph.es()` need to carry over the new `is_all` attribute? Well, what do we use the attribute for? I tried grepping through the source code in the...

Relevant docs from Readthedocs re Jupyter integration are [here](https://docs.readthedocs.io/en/stable/guides/jupyter.html). Personally, I'd be in favour of converting the tutorial to Jupyter notebooks, but I would not try to maintain two versions...

For the record: we have discussed this with @szhorvat online and the decision was to move forward with `python-igraph` 0.11 in a way that it is still based on version...