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On line 131, the variables a and b are annotated with concrete types, but from line 137 onwards, a and b are annotated with Any. It's unclear which one represents the actual inferred type. However, the function call ncoefficients(a::Any) on line 137 is annotated with Int64, so perhaps the type of a isn't inferred to be Any?
and this call seems to be inferred concretely, but overall the variable is inferred to be of type Any. I guess the concrete type arises from the call, and is not the inferred type of the variable being assigned to?
This is using ApproxFunBase v0.9.7 and ApproxFunOrthogonalPolynomials v0.6.44.
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On line 131, the variables
a
andb
are annotated with concrete types, but from line 137 onwards,a
andb
are annotated withAny
. It's unclear which one represents the actual inferred type. However, the function callncoefficients(a::Any)
on line 137 is annotated withInt64
, so perhaps the type ofa
isn't inferred to beAny
?Looking into the typed code, I find
and this call seems to be inferred concretely, but overall the variable is inferred to be of type
Any
. I guess the concrete type arises from the call, and is not the inferred type of the variable being assigned to?This is using
ApproxFunBase
v0.9.7 andApproxFunOrthogonalPolynomials
v0.6.44.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: