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From: Colin J. W. <cj...@sy...> - 2006-01-12 14:29:11
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Paulo J. S. Silva wrote: >Hello, > >I have just installed numpy 0.9.2 in my system. Thanks for the good >work. I think I got two bugs: > >1) In the numpy.linalg method the cholesky decomposition doesn't work >because the function triu is not available from numpy.core. If you add a >line "from numpy import triu" on the top of the linalg.py file (with the >other imports), it starts working. > >2) If you try to instantiate a ndarray with weird parameters it can >segfault and abort the interpreter. For example try to do the following: > >a = arange(10.) >b = ndarray(a) > >Now the suggestion. What about adding a "transpose" property (in the >Python parlance) to ndarray objects? I would call it "t". > Or "T" to distinguish properties, which require no parentheses, from methods, whch do require parentheses? Colin W. |