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Iterators.countfrom(::Any, ::Any)
Is there a reason why only Iterators.countfrom(::Number, ::Number) is defined ?
Iterators.countfrom(::Number, ::Number)
I wanted to do
using Dates Iterators.countfrom(now(), Minute(15))
I know I can do the same with Numbers but I like this syntax It doesn't look like it would be an issue to allow it:
Number
julia/base/iterators.jl
Line 597 in 697e782
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now():Minute(15):(now()+Day(1))
does work so it would make sense
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Is there a reason why only
Iterators.countfrom(::Number, ::Number)
is defined ?I wanted to do
I know I can do the same with
Number
s but I like this syntaxIt doesn't look like it would be an issue to allow it:
julia/base/iterators.jl
Line 597 in 697e782
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: