Tim Holy
Just about to kick the tires here. In contrast with what's stated [here](https://juliadocs.github.io/Documenter.jl/latest/man/guide.html#Output-formats-1), there doesn't appear to be a `test/html` folder.
Sometimes I have some setup that I'd like to associate with a particular *named* doctest sequence, interleaving explanation and code. But some steps in the sequence have no need for...
> if IPNewton() could be used in conjunction with equality constraints Does it work if you set the lower and upper bounds to the same value?
@mrozkamil, here's one way to think about it: - if you have a really long-running optimization problem (one that takes minutes or hours to reach the minimum), you'd probably like...
The problem seems to be a `libhdf5` problem, however. @gasagna, you might have to do a bit of legwork. What happens if you comment out the problematic block we discussed...
There are two things you can do: - Put odd columns into `strarray::Matrix{String}` and even columns into `intarray::Matrix{Int}`. - Someone who cares about strings should improve JLD's treatment of `SubString`....
@maximsch2 has the right plan here. Last I checked there's a little bit of this in JLD itself (see how Associatives are handled), but you're right that JLD emphasizes generic...
Someone needs to supply a reproducible test case, otherwise it's essentially unfixable.
Yes, though neither is perfect. Best practice is to report bugs (with a full reproducer) whenever you encounter a problem, so that over time whatever package you use will get...