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@test macro with rtol #383
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Infix operator parameter syntax fools
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I'm not sure if it would be useful, but the presentation for Salsa.jl was referencing some issues very similar to this. |
Fixed in c6fa171 |
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Figuring out assignments and references in a cell
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Integration with other Julia packages
In the following,
rtol
is just a parameter of the infix operator≈
(approx
), butPluto
thinks anrtol
variable has been created:@test A ≈ B rtol = eps(Float64)
Side effects include not being able to create an
rtol
variable in another cell, which errors with: "Multiple definitions for rtol:"The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: