Are rich comparisons (PEP 207) implemented? #2391
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Can you please clarify that you imagine should be possible? Do you want a custom C# type that has a comparison operation which returns non- |
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Hi! Yes, essentially what I described in my snippet. For my array type, if I assume that isn't working yet? |
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I have not tried it, but you can try defining an instance member just like you would in Python. E.g. |
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Ah so that method is overridden? I haven't looked too deeply into the library - so it's not some interface method but just a plain old method? So it's not going to be an issue that this method returns something else than I'll try to whip up a test case and try that, thanks. |
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Hi,
I’m currently evaluating whether using Python.NET can yield an ergonomic solution for a problem at work.
I’m essentially dealing with some form of an array type and would like to do operations that are comparable to numpy, e.g.
I can’t really find a conclusive answer to that in the source code - you mention “rich comparisons” in a few type definitions, however your tests (
TestOperator.cs) only cover simple comparisons.Is it possible to implement those in the client code?
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