Move forward in going over operator examples #84
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@rocky , OK, this looks like a huge amount of work. Thanks for doing it! Something that could be done is to write a program in WolframScript to check the compatibility of the examples from the table. I can give it a try when I have some time. |
until we have it all gone over.
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This has been hanging out for a while. While it is a step in the right direction, there are more examples to go over. Rather than let this hang out more and get stale, I have commented out the "usage:" field for now. I will come back to this later after going over operators with no meaning. |
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@mmatera So you know what's up, here is what I have been trying to go over in my spare time with respect to operator examples in the operator YML file.
Previously I had been trying to generate this automatically from a CSV, but there are too many changes that should be made and it is too cumbersome. So instead I am just working off of the YAML.
At some point in the future, I may convert this back to CSV.
A change will probably need to be made in mathics-core as for generation of the YAML file.