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int type: rounding, index, trunc, int (#304) - #326
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Would it be better to test these via idiomatic python usage, rather than directly testing the magic methods? Ie.: (Would require implementing round and math.ceil too, but that seems like a good thing to do anyway.) |
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@cthulahoops That's definitely a good advice. Are you aware of a routine that could call the objects |
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I think you just need to implement |
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@cthulahoops Thanks, that was exactly the functionality I was looking for. The next step would be to implement |
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__ceil__,__floor__,__round__,__trunc__,__index__,__int__for intTODO: calling
roundwith parameter should check if the value is convertible tointand fail otherwise: