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  • yurivict
  • 5
  • Opened 
    on Jun 21, 2023
  • #24

etuplize currently transforms a Python list to an expression tuple that contains the elements of the list: from etuples import etuplize from etuples.core import InvalidExpression et = etuplize([1, 2]) ...
question
  • rlouf
  • 1
  • Opened 
    on Oct 6, 2022
  • #22

https://github.com/wesselb/plum#comparison-with-multipledispatch. if anything it would be for using type annotation.
question
  • majidaldo
  • 1
  • Opened 
    on Jun 11, 2022
  • #18

It would be good to have type hints and a mypy pre-commit hook.
  • brandonwillard
  • Opened 
    on Dec 6, 2021
  • #15

etuplize needs to be memoized.
  • brandonwillard
  • Opened 
    on Oct 18, 2021
  • #14

When the structures get really nested, it would be nice to have an index printed out in the structure.
  • majidaldo
  • 8
  • Opened 
    on Jul 1, 2021
  • #13

Is this expected behavior? In [60]: etuple(lambda xs: list(x+1 for x in xs), (range(5)) ).eval_obj Out[60]: [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] In [61]: etuple(lambda xs: (x+1 for x in xs), (range(5)) ).eval_obj Out[61]: ...
bug
  • majidaldo
  • Opened 
    on Jun 24, 2021
  • #11

Why is .eval_obj an attribute instead of a call? I know, in English, it implies that processing will occur, but in python semantics, that s an attribute (implying a low overhead op). In python, you d ...
question
  • majidaldo
  • 1
  • Opened 
    on Jun 23, 2021
  • #10

ExpressionTuple.eval_obj and etuplize are recursive and not scalable, so we should use some sort of TCO/trampolining (e.g. https://github.com/pythological/unification/pull/16).
enhancement
important
  • brandonwillard
  • Opened 
    on Feb 20, 2020
  • #6
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