2012/4/28 Timo Paulssen :
> Hello there,
>
> I was writing a few test cases for numpypy to make sure it behaves like
> numpy does when confronted with objects that have either an __int__, an
> __index__ or both (rule of thumb: index is prefered, but int is accepted in
> absence of index).
>
> Now,
Hello there,
I was writing a few test cases for numpypy to make sure it behaves like numpy
does when confronted with objects that have either an __int__, an __index__ or
both (rule of thumb: index is prefered, but int is accepted in absence of index).
Now, I wrote six tests that use three cus
Hello there,
I was writing a few test cases for numpypy to make sure it behaves like numpy
does when confronted with objects that have either an __int__, an __index__ or
both (rule of thumb: index is prefered, but int is accepted in absence of index).
Now, I wrote six tests that use three cus
