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So every vertex/edge could possibly then have a NamedTuple of different type, right? That could possibly be a problem with Julia having to specialize on every type.
Also NamedTuples are ordered and dictionaries are not, so there also another difference.
where you pass the named tuple, then I thing the compiler might specialize the code for every different tuple type. I think that could be avoided by using the @nospecialize macro. But in any case, it would probably be the best then, if the user never has direct access to that named tuple.
I wonder if it would not be better to use some kind of dictionary here, that is specialized on having only a small number of keys.
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