Ricky Reusser

@marcofugaro I just got back to work today after some time away. Will try to address this ASAP when I have a chance, but please feel free to ping me...

A lot of the trickiness is contained in this section: https://github.com/rreusser/controls-state/blob/60011d783d62f69fcc0090f1139ff69df767b772/src/fields/section.js#L85 `state` is actually "field accessor" object that returns *values* when you query `state.propname` rather than the field instance itself....

The first thing that strikes me is that `data.js` seems to be the central feature of this implementation, but it's not readily apparent to me what it actually means (the...

Ah, I see now that I failed to view it together with https://github.com/stdlib-js/stdlib/blob/7fb13b1cdcb55a60bfa1a343932793439c716a85/lib/node_modules/%40stdlib/strided/math/special/abs/lib/types.json, which seems to contain the information necessary to decode it.

The second thing of note is that you're right—the number of files does make for a fair bit of maintenance. Correct me if I'm wrong though, but the unit cost...

The splitting makes sense and I understand the motivation for testing and repurposing. The downside, of course, is that it requires more knowledge, context, and navigation in order to comprehend...

Yeah, it's not a strong feeling. I always consider the elm lang thing, "Make impossible states impossible." That is, if inconsistent input (parallel calling signature lists of different lengths) is...

Finally, random example: `cpow( complexArray, complexPower )`. I assume but don't fully understand the implementation well enough to see, that there's some allowance for a second argument which could be...

Yeah, honestly, I think the way you designed it is the best option. It's straightforward, probably not that common to work with, and can at least be managed with some...

> We may want some way for a user to query what types are supported by a given strided API. What would this look like? In NumPy, you can do...