On Fri, Aug 28, 2009 at 2:43 PM, Travis Oliphant <oliph...@enthought.com>wrote:
> > On Aug 28, 2009, at 12:39 PM, Charles R Harris wrote: > > > > On Fri, Aug 28, 2009 at 10:47 AM, Travis Oliphant > <oliph...@enthought.com>wrote: > >> >> Hello folks, >> >> In keeping with the complaint that the pace of NumPy development is too >> fast, I've finished the merge of the datetime branch to the core. The trunk >> builds and all the (previous) tests pass for me. >> >> There are several tasks remaining to be done (the current status is >> definitely still alpha): >> >> * write many unit tests for the desired behavior (especially for the many >> different kinds of dates supported) >> * finish coercion between datetimes and timedeltas with different >> frequencies >> * improve the ufuncs that support datetime and timedelta so that they look >> at the frequency information. >> * improve the way datetime arrays print >> * probably several other things that I haven't listed >> >> Because of the last point, I will spend my next effort on the work >> updating the proposal to more clearly define some of the expected behaviors >> and write documentation about the expected behavior of the new features. >> >> Help, reviews, criticisms, suggestions, fixes, and patches, are most >> welcome. >> > > Umm, replacing the previous code 'M' by '.' in generate_umath is a bit > obscure. Isn't there a better choice than '.' ? > > Please make the multiline comments conform to the standard. I spend a lot > of time fixing these up... And you broke some I already fixed. > > > Sorry about that. Can you remind me what the standard is? > /* * blah, blah * blah, blah */ It makes the extent of the comment more blatant, especially if it is a long comment, and separates it from the code. No more looking for that elusive */. For code reading/maintenance blatant is good. How about 'P' instead of '.' ? I'll guess that 'M' originally stood for method and that's gone, but 'P' follows 'O', which isn't any sort of argument but at least 'P' is easier to see on the page ;) Chuck
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