Ishan Anand

Hi @andre2007 - did you manage to find a way around this? I don't see clearly why this is not valid C/D code.

Thank you @andre2007 , I can now get a simple array builder working. I couldn't really see how are opaque structs are represented.

I'd second this. Especially when you're playing with newer packages and don't already have a lot of project code, Tabnine suggestions are more of a hindrance.

Thanks for looking at this @avichay77. Here is an example.  While in this specific case, I've used numpy for a bit and know that `random` is a valid module;...

@avichay77 - could you give us an update here? Using tabnine in Jupyter is really inconvenient presently.

Just ran into this issue. If I understand correctly, ~binary operators in programming languages are typically left associative~ (associativity is not relevant, what matters is if we store relationships in...

So, this error is not limited to bound references. Consider the following example. ```julia table = SQLTable(:table, columns=[:x, :y]) function self_join() q = Where(Get.x .== 100) return q |> Join(q...

Hmm, that is a good point; it indeed is not a common occurrence. Though it goes against the FunSQL idea a bit, that sql queries written in modular functions can...

> You cannot construct this DAG by reusing the object q. This is because FunSQL ignores the identity of the node objects (bound references are an exception), which means any...

Hey @jackric, the method used above requires a global container, which makes me uneasy. You could probably use this snippet in your code and import the `typer` module from it.