New algorithm inspired by original code with inline comments in fields - #29
New algorithm inspired by original code with inline comments in fields#29kapulkin wants to merge 10 commits into
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Co-authored-by: Dmitry Makarov <48858645+t3rn0@users.noreply.github.com>
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Wow. That's huge:) |
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I tested new and old algorithms on examples below: Example 1 Output 1 Example 2 Output 2 |
update version to 1.2.2
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@t3rn0 Hello, I think kapulkin has made the requested changes. Maybe you could re-review this PR? Thank you! |
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Yes, I made an update with parsing bug fix. @margual56, thank you for pointing about the update. |
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I believe it's still missing actual executable test cases in Also, since this proposal breaks the API of the library I think it should at least comes with the appropriate changes to the README.md file explaining the changes. |
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Sorry for such a late response. |
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@t3rn0 thank you for the review. You are right about _Unparser, this is part of outdated code, I will remove it. Indeed the code had also a few issues. During intensive code usage I found them and fixed few month ago on my machine. I updated the pull request now. Sorry for late update. I agree, that future work on tests is needed to complete pull-request. Any hep here is appreciated. I will try to add tests from my side too. |
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Here is another piece of code that could be of interest: https://github.com/fluiddyn/transonic/blob/12aa834f9efc3c1b4c59aa3e04b2fb80bb00be15/src/transonic/analyses/extast.py#L118 |
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Here is another interesting piece of code : https://github.com/pyccel/pyccel/blob/devel/pyccel/parser/extend_tree.py |
Issue #13 fix