Andrey Oskin
Andrey Oskin
DataFrames.jl uses hardcoded colors for generating output and unfortunately color choice is not always suitable for all users for various reasons. I propose to use the following approach instead of...
This is probably intended, but I get strange errors, when trying to use loggers inside `@floop` This code ```julia using FLoops function foo(ex = ThreadedEx()) @floop ex for i in...
When I was working with `DamerauLevenshtein` function `evaluate` I've noticed that it allocates a lot. Problem is with these lines: https://github.com/matthieugomez/StringDistances.jl/blob/master/src/edit.jl#L146-L147 It doesn't look much when you compare only two...
This issue is inspired by https://discourse.julialang.org/t/reading-data-text-files-delimited-with-both-spaces-tabs/64851 It may happen, that sometimes you need more than one character as a delimiter (as in this discourse discussion). Currently `delim` type is restricted...
It looks like `treemap` is broken or at least maybe documentation example is needed? ```julia using AbstractTrees import AbstractTrees: children struct Node v::Int c::Vector{Node} end children(n::Node) = n.c tree =...
It seems, that `BenchmarkTools.Trial` uses only single value for storing number of allocations and memory usage during trial runs. And judging from the results it track only minimum allocations and...
BenchmarkTools uses hardcoded colors for generating output and unfortunately color choice is not always suitable for all users for various reasons. I propose to use the following approach instead of...
It turns out that there is no test job in github workflows. We should add one for proper CI.
I've been playing with `yahoo` data source and one thing occurs to me: in its current implementation user is locked in `TimeArray`. It's not always convenient, user may prefer to...
Currently, `YinYang` can work only with euclidean metric, since it's main niternal functions rely heavily on exact form of metric calculation. Algorithm should be generalized (everywhere, where you see `sqrt`...