Various tweaks to the Julia code#17
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Tests are failing, will check and fix |
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I was really confused because all tests pass for me locally, but I now realized this was still testing against Oscar 1.0 (not 1.3) due to the |
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I think this is ready for merging now |
E.g. use list comprehensions `[f(x) for x in vec if prop(x)]`
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The Julia code has many inefficiencies and unidiomatic code fragments.
I cleaned up a few of them here. For many of the changes in here, there are are other very similar places in the code base that could be transformed in a similar vein...