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From: Colin J. W. <cj...@sy...> - 2006-02-01 03:52:59
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Fernando Perez wrote: > O'Keefe, Michael wrote: >>> Now, the data-type object itself is the preferred way. I need to >>> figure >>> out what to do with these functions now and see if they even have >>> any use anymore. >> >> >> Thanks Travis. >> >> With regard to what to do with the functions, I only ended up trying >> them >> because they were there. From my point of view, I'd love to learn how to >> code the "right" way. To that end, any means of informing the user of >> "deprecated" functions (or just taking them out) would be fine with me. >> However, I realize some may have legacy code and so I would defer to >> their >> opinions. > > > Python has a proper framework for deprecation warnings. I'd say we > use that, and Travis can ruthlessly deprecate anything that's just > compatibility noise. > > Perhaps 1.0 can keep old but deprecated things around (numpy will see > a LOT of use once 1.0 comes out, far more than the current svn testing > crowd). Then, as of 1.1 or 1.2 or whatever, those can be removed. > > Cheers, > > f > One of the deprecated names is ArrayType. This seems to be closer to the Python style than ndarray. Colin W. |