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Add an example for tname for custom Python-to-Julia conversion rule #450

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Add an example for tname for custom Python-to-Julia conversion rule #450

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Add an example for `tname` in a package.
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3 changes: 2 additions & 1 deletion src/Convert/pyconvert.jl
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Expand Up @@ -23,7 +23,8 @@ Add a new conversion rule for `pyconvert`.
### Arguments

- `tname` is a string of the form `"__module__:__qualname__"` identifying a Python type `t`,
such as `"builtins:dict"`. This rule only applies to Python objects of this type.
such as `"builtins:dict"` or `"sympy.core.symbol:Symbol"`. This rule only applies to
Python objects of this type.
- `T` is a Julia type, such that this rule only applies when the target type intersects
with `T`.
- `func` is the function implementing the rule.
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