Travis Oliphant ieee.org> writes:
>
> Adam Jenkins wrote:
> > I just tried it, and it does solve the problem for the
> > mathematical operators like + and -, but doesn't seem to work for
> > the comparison operators. That is, if I write
> >
> > lhs
Timothy Hochberg ieee.org> writes:
> You want __array_priority__; add an attribute __array_priority__ to your
array-like object and set it's value to, say, 10 and ndarrays will defer to your
object.
Thank you very much. I had seen the __array_priority__ property mentioned in
the Numpybook, but i
I have written my own array class, let's call it "myarray", which behaves
like a numpy.ndarray. I would like to support binary operators with mixed
operand types, i.e.:
lhs + rhs
where one of the operands is a myarray object, and the other is a
numpy.ndarray object.
The problem is that I want
