#3 is now under review, so if any one thinks that the tests I put
in there need changing they can say so on trac.
John
On Sun, 7 Feb 2021 at 23:18, 'Travis Scrimshaw' via sage-devel
wrote:
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> Hi John,
>>
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>> Travis, this relates to ticket #3 which I should be uploading code for
>> to
Hi John,
>
> Travis, this relates to ticket #3 which I should be uploading code for
> today, so there is nothing to see there yet. The output to one function
> will be a pair, True/False and a dict, so this fits with what you said.
> What I will do is assign the two parts to variables and
Another option might be to use an OrderedDict.
If I understand correctly, this becomes unnecessary
in Python >= 3.7 where dict behaves like OrderedDict.
If I understand correctly, Sage 9.3 will still support
Python 3.6 but Sage 9.4 probably won't, after
- Sage Trac ticket 30551
Drop Python 3.6
Thanks for the suggestions (which I did not see right away as I had my
group preference set to daily digest -- it's annoying that google does not
make ex exception for replies to one's own posts!)
Travis, this relates to ticket #3 which I should be uploading code for
today, so there is noth
In addition to that I've been using the idiom
MyOutput == {this : dict}
True
And that works for tests and renders well on documents
R
On February 4, 2021 8:34:36 PM GMT-03:00, 'Travis Scrimshaw' via sage-devel
wrote:
>Hi John,
>IIRC, a dict has its keys automatically sorted in the output. How
Hi John,
IIRC, a dict has its keys automatically sorted in the output. However,
if the dict is inside of another object, then no sorting is done. So if it
is a simple dict with a total ordering on the keys, then you can simply put
the output. You can also run sorted() on the items if they di
