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It appears Scala's Array#apply
method is merely IndexedSeq#apply
, which will always box. To avoid the necessity of having this boxing overhead, we need a Java helper class inside package zio.internal
, something like:
public class ArrayHelper {
public static byte getByte(byte[] array, int i);
public static char getChar(char[] array, int i);
...
}
The helper class
The build section should talk about contrib. The contributing section should cover:
- Differences between npm version and github version.
- Process for building (or should that be in build) and running tests.
- Contribution guidelines.
This temporary documentation repo is meant for testing out the new doc toolchain to provide better cross-package navigation and a (hopefully) generally improved experience... This doc repo consist of over 8000 markdown files and I cannot check them all myself for issues (of which there are still many
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I expected Validated to have an ap method or something, but I can't seem to find it. The only docs I can see are https://github.com/aol/cyclops/wiki/Validator, which clearly isn't the current implementation, and I notice aol/cyclops#826 as another issue, but I don't see the proposed ap method.
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May be it's finally time to split things in modules and separate files, even the tiny ones. So rewriting it in TypeScript or smth. would be much easier and code will be even easier to parse and test.
add some benchmarks
once we deal with #79, i think we ought to run up some benchmarks, since people have already asked me about how much faster merry is compared to x etc. i'm not sure how folks normally do these on frameworks, so starting this issue to help gather data
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Documentation
Hi. Just having a look at this repo, it looks interesting and potentially something we would use. However I can't find much in the way of docs, particularly how to get up and running with the proper SQL version (although I managed to muddle my way through the in-memory version without too much difficulty). Anywhere I've missed?
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According to https://www.reddit.com/r/algotrading/comments/8fqz9w/i_built_an_opensource_algorithmic_trading_platform/ , a month ago trams said regarding custom broker documentation,
Now I have finally pushed the docs update!
, yet at https://devalpha.io/documentation#custom-brokers today all it says regarding creation of custom brokers is:
Defining a createBroker function
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E.g. How to implement following code using m_state
sync_github(#account{} = Account, Page) ->
case m_http:once( sync_github_at(Account, Page) ) of
{ok, []} ->
{ok, []};
{ok, Head} ->
case sync_github(Account, Page + 1) of
{ok, Tail} ->
{ok, Head ++ Tail};
{error, _} = Error ->
Error
https://github.com/RxJSInAction/rxjs-in-action/blob/master/examples/4/7/4_7.js
does not correspond to the marble diagram (p.99, Figure 4.8) of 4.3.1 Propagation. Due to the use of the of
static operator there is only a single event containing an array of five elements - not five events as depicted in the marble diagram. For that the from
static operator has to be used:
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The docs:
For
extendEnv
For
env
:Having read this, I was under the impression that if you set
extendEnv
tofalse
,env
has no effect at all (which is exactl