did you consider using Task for the lazy package? maybe is uses Task and i missed it? because that seems to me like the natural way in julia to have lazy sequences. and many of the functions in your library are thinks i have written myself for Tasks (in assorted random places) and which i have thought should be packaged and available. so i think that interface, for Tasks would be really useful... andrew
On Friday, 7 March 2014 16:10:09 UTC-3, Mike Innes wrote: > > Hi all, > > I actually wrote these two a while back but forgot to do any kind of > announcement, so here it is: > > Mathematica.jl <https://github.com/one-more-minute/Mathematica.jl>: A > convenient interface to Mathematica's huge library of functions. This is > particularly useful for symbolic computation and virtually anything else > Julia is missing right now. (I may also get graphics working at some point) > > Lazy.jl <https://github.com/one-more-minute/Lazy.jl>: Lazy Sequences, and > a nice big set of functions for working on them. I'd like for Julia to be > great for munging data in the way that Clojure is, and functional > collections and tools are a step in that direction. > > Please do open issues either for things I've screwed up or for feature > requests. PRs are welcome too, of course. I'm also testing out Gitter for > chat, so follow the links at the top of the readme for any quick questions. > > Most importantly, enjoy! > > Cheers, > Mike >
