At 13:20 2005-08-22, you wrote:
:)
And yet another minor correction:
".. which is incorrect, but I believe Queen Elizabeth would forgive you.."
I think you meant to use an ellipse (" ... "), defined as 3 dots separated
by spaces, which denotes something left out or a voice trailing off.
err,
Hi Morgan,
Good question. I believe it is actually a bug that we print the "()" on
enter.
We didn't turn the console on by default because it is just the first
draft of the console, but it is not yet good enough to turn on by
default, I think. As time permits I hope to improve it and eventually
t
Hi,
A little detail: why does the console display an empty tuple when you simply
press enter?
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>>>
()
>>>
()
>>>
This does not happen with CPython...
Also, why don't you enable the tab completion fea
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Hello,
> And when is that? ;)
Late August, early September.
Before the PDC for sure.
Miguel
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Hi Keith,
I believe that the colors were originally designed to run on the white
background (better for demos). To change them, I am convinced that code
change is needed at this point.
Running the generated exes ... the error you are getting, I believe,
means that the referenced dlls cannot be fo
And when is that? ;)
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Try 1.1.9 when its released.
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Hi,
Try 1.1.9 when its released.
Zoltan
On 8/24/05, Keith J. Farmer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
>
> Got bored, decided to run TestAll.py under IronPython (0.9 and 0.9.1), under
> Mono (0.8.3), under Monad, under x64…
>
> In contrast, TestAll.py p
Or just:
if (Math.Truncate(c) == c && d == 0
&& c >= 0)
{
return this.pow((int)c);
}
Where you uncomment some better code already provided, and
adjust:
internal Complex64 pow(int power)
Here’s a *VERY*
naïve solution (ie, a 4am solution) for complex ^ positiveInt. It could be improved
by generating the binomial expansion directly for n and avoiding a bunch of
extra Complex64 instantiations.
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That should be “what CPython returns”.
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02:56
I
don’t know why CPython returns in this case,
_
I don’t
know why CPython returns in this case, but I wonder if it’d be possible
to improve the accuracy for certain calculations?
>>>
a = 1j
>>>
a ** 2
(-1+1.22464679914735E-16j)
>>>
pow(a,2)
(-1+1.22464679914735E-16j)
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Stumbled
across this example, from last year: http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Cookbook/Python/Recipe/303062
To
make it work with the current version, add the following to the beginning of
the file:
import
sys
sys.LoadAssemblyByName('System.Windows.Forms')
sys.LoadAssemblyByName('System
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