Sambit Kumar Dash
Sambit Kumar Dash
> A few comments: > > 1. I printed one page of the pdf (print to pdf on windows) which was causing the error so I could post it here...
https://github.com/sambitdash/PDFIO.jl/commit/9ed161f478ba4e631e9fe6d7babc91d810ceed1e fixes this now.
A fix in https://github.com/sambitdash/PDFIO.jl/commit/4a4f0713d840fa6db74b24a25ae4c35cf792d412
encoding attribute is there in the python version. That may not be exposed. Need to check.
Yes. That one is English only. I was interested in a multiple stemmer support as in NLTK which you can plug-in. A lemmatizer like Wordnet will be a good value...
Closing as this is interval ordering and pure number ordering may not apply. This will be a case of partial ordering. I will reopen if I can prove otherwise.
This may be a bit of a details since I worked on it I will like to just write it down for future reference. The behavior as defined is correct...
https://github.com/BioJulia/IntervalTrees.jl/pull/37/commits/ec83e2a49123683ac786bd27e472455501a7e15d provides a detailed description of the problem. The solution provided was to convert every comparison where `AbstractInterval{K}` or its sub-types used is converted to a form of `
One last usecase in the code below (first(u) == first(v)) : ``` abstract type AbstractInterval{T} end function basic_isless(u::AbstractInterval, v::AbstractInterval) return first(u) < first(v) || (first(u) == first(v) && last(u) <...
@BenJWard that will work for Integer types as well. As `Integer