JuliaApproximation / JuliaApproximation/DomainSets.jl
Support `iterate` for finite-dimensional sets
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Description
Ran into an issue where a piece of code would have worked if I could iterate over a VcatDomain (something like VcatDomain(OneTo(3), OneTo(5)))
Would be nice if we supported iterate. I started an implementation but wasn't obvious, probably just need to replicate the code for CartesianIndex
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Locate the VcatDomain implementation and inspect how iteration is defined for the analogous CartesianIndex case. Try iterating over VcatDomain(OneTo(3), OneTo(5)), then add coverage for the expected finite sequence and run the package's existing test suite.
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- julia
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