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Attributes of polyhedra are exposed #28828
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Changed author from Jonathan Kliem to none |
Changed keywords from polyhedron, f_vector to polyhedron, exposed attributes |
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An older open ticket might be worth a look in this context: #25509. It proposes to simplify the creation of immutable vectors/matrices, e.g. by adding an |
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Thanks for pointing this out. As for vectors and matrices there is |
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Author: Jonathan Kliem |
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I am not sure we need to change everything to be immutable.
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As mentioned in the description of the ticket, some methods are worse than others. E.g. it can easily happen, that one does something with the graph. There is even an example in the doctests (the one I modified in ticket), where the original graph was reversed. Replying to @LaisRast:
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Reviewer: Laith Rastanawi |
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I believe now it is good to go. |
Changed branch from public/28828 to |
Currently the f_vector is exposed.
Same applies for
Some of the above are probably more relevant than others.
CC: @jplab @LaisRast
Component: geometry
Keywords: polyhedron, exposed attributes
Author: Jonathan Kliem
Branch/Commit:
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Reviewer: Laith Rastanawi
Issue created by migration from https://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/28828
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