Hello !
So should we get rid of at least first one? I think no, but how about
others?
Well, I do not know about others but is_connected is not exactly a
one-liner from user perspective.
The function calls self._hasse_diagram.is_connected() while an user would
call
I'm trying to get a more precise notion of one-liner and understand
better which one-liners should not be in the library. At first I thought
it might be:
a function which is a composition of at most two 'user space' functions
but as Nathann just wrote, this is not correct for P.is_connected()
On Wed, 3 Dec 2014, Vincent Delecroix wrote:
By one line function I meant one line function that anybody can
reproduce after one hour of Python.
To give two specific examples: on posets there are is_connected() and
minimal_elements(). First is just a direct wrapper to graph function with
