On 10/10/18 12:34 AM, Eric Wieser wrote:
> One thing that worries me here - in python, |range(...)| in essence
> generates a lazy |list| - so I’d expect |ndrange| to generate a lazy
> |ndarray|. In practice, that means it would be a duck-type defining an
> |__array__| method to evaluate it, and onl
On Tue, Oct 9, 2018 at 9:34 PM Eric Wieser
wrote:
> One thing that worries me here - in python, range(...) in essence
> generates a lazy list - so I’d expect ndrange to generate a lazy ndarray.
> In practice, that means it would be a duck-type defining an __array__
> method to evaluate it, and on
Eric,
Great point. The multi-dimensional slicing and sequence return type is
definitely strange. I was thinking about that last night.
I’m a little new to the __array__ methods.
Are you saying that the sequence behaviour would stay the same, (ie.
__iter__, __revesed__, __contains__), but
np.asarra
