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Need to implement int.* #304
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Following methods/attributes need to be implemented on type int. Please feel to pick unchecked method/attributes
int is implemented in vm/src/obj/objint.rs
- int . __bool__
- int . __ceil__
- int . __dir__
- int . __floor__
- int . __index__
- int . __getnewargs__
- int . __init_subclass__
- int . __int__
- int . __invert__
- int . __radd__
- int . __rand__
- int . __rdivmod__
- int . __reduce__
- int . __reduce_ex__
- int . __rfloordiv__
- int . __rlshift__
- int . __rmod__
- int . __rmul__
- int . __ror__
- int . __round__
- int . __rpow__
- int . __rrshift__
- int . __rsub__
- int . __rtruediv__
- int . __rxor__
- int . __setattr__
- int . __sizeof__
- int . __subclasshook__
- int . __trunc__
- int . denominator
- int . from_bytes
- int . imag
- int . numerator
- int . real
- int . to_bytes
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[-]Implementing int.* [/-][+]Need to implement int.* [/+]implemented rounding funcs for int (RustPython#304)
Merge pull request #326 from lausek/master
Tom1380 commentedon Feb 9, 2019
Can someone point me towards where I can find the specifications for these methods?
lausek commentedon Feb 10, 2019
Sorry,
__int__was merged in #326 aswell.Mec-iS commentedon Feb 14, 2019
@Tom1380 The reference is CPython implementation -> https://github.com/python/cpython
dralley commentedon Oct 3, 2019
The current list is just
ashermancinelli commentedon Oct 15, 2019
I'd love to try at
int.__sizeof__,mem::size_of::comes to mind. Would anyone be willing to give some direction?coolreader18 commentedon Oct 15, 2019
See, you think it'll be that simple 😄. We've had two previous attempts at implementing
int.__sizeof__, #1172 and #1426, the latter of which is currently open. There's also a discussion topic on__sizeof__at #1250. If you want to give it a shot based on my comment (#1426 (comment)), feel free to, as #1426 has stagnated a bit.youknowone commentedon Jan 2, 2020
__getnewargs__is a pickle feature and__init_subclass__is metaclass support(#1346). (maybe we'd better to have metaclass issue for this)So it seems
intis now practically done.