Stephan Buchert

Hi Ronan, yes, sorry for not doing it yet. The code is attached, it has comments. Included is also the original C++ code and documentation, it doesn't have a license.....

This seems to finally have bitten me (Fedora 37, webkit2gtk4.0-devel, astroid - v0.16-2-g7c2022f0). In thread view the overflowing parts of expanded emails are hidden (i.e. not viewable). A workaround is...

A possible solution is to insert/update IEEE-754 special values, +/- Infty and NaNs, as 8-byte blobs. In Sqlite every value can have a different SQL type than the one declared...

Well, it is bit different than unsupported data _type_, unless you are suggesting to not support `Float64` at all. In order to throw an error, every single `Float64` value getting...

Pse see also my question at http://sqlite.1065341.n5.nabble.com/NaN-in-0-0-out-td19086.html and Dr. Hipp's reply. The issue cannot be completely solved without changes in Sqlite which will not happen. Regarding a driver like Sqlite.jl,...

Thanks, I changed the title. Then a more or less elegant workaround is ``` julia> fit!!(g, it) = foreach(x -> fit!(g, x), it) fit!! (generic function with 1 method) julia>...

For reference, closer to my real application is ``` julia> xydata(n) = ((5+randn(), randn()) for x in 1:n) xydata (generic function with 1 method) julia> g=Group(HeatMap(0.0:10, -5.0:5), Hist(0.0:10), Hist(-5.0:5)) Group...

## Introduction Usually technical systems generate absolute time stamps in UTC. Julia Base DateTime cannot represent times that occur in leap seconds, which are from time to time inserted into...

Not supporting leap seconds means not accepting any time stamps in leap seconds (like present Julia Dates). Support can mean: 1. accepting them, returning them back as is, but ignoring...

To write a separate package for this, I would need to build on functionality in Dates, otherwise it is a lot of work. However, Dates does not accept leap second...