Isaac Gouy wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Alioth is a great site for selecting the language in which to implement
> > primitives. Usually it's C.
>
> And for selecting a language for which you might need to implement
> primitives in C :-)
Well if you like C so much, just do it in C. ":-)"
Alioth is a great site for selecting the language in which to implement
primitives. Usually it's C.
Two of the alioth benchmarks, Partial-sums and Spectral-norm, could be
done using Numarray, or would be done with Numarray if most of the
program was in Python and there was a need to implement a si
Way to go.
Try doing this.
x = MutableNumeric(42)
y = x
x += 42
print y
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And of course the solution occurs to me about 30 minutes after posting,
to have the add method return an instance which then invokes setup.
self.add(name, child_type, other_info).setup(child-setup-parameters)
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Hi,
I have a data tree. A node in the tree "assembles" itself when called
upon to do so by the level-of-detail algorithm.
It creates and adds its children to itself using a base class method
called "add". However in the pseudo-constructor called "setup", the
child node needs to be already linked i
Alan Isaac wrote:
> > At Friday 10/11/2006 14:11, Alan G Isaac wrote:
> > >class Params:
> > > def __init__(self,**kwargs):
> > > #set lots of default values
> > > ...
> > > #set the deviations from defaults
> > > self.__dict__.update(kwargs)
> > >
> > >Is
