clifford
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make Cl() return layout only , why do we have Cl()?
since blades
are in layout, Cl()
doesnt need to return a tuple of layout, blades
, rather it could just return layout. this would make for mildly cleaner code. this will break things, so its worth considering. also i think we could consider changing Cl()
to ga()
, so we can write
g3 = ga(3)
could even remove the a
, so its g3 =g(3)
, since its a method. which brings up the point, why are we not just using the layout constructor? couldnt the stuff in Cl()
be moved into Layout.__init__
? and why isnt Layout
called Ga
or G
or whatever,
This definitely sounds sensible but isn't really a pain point for me atm, it works at the moment even if it is kinda weirdly done
What does Cl
stand for?