LudwigBoess / SPHKernels.jl

Julia implementation of some common SPH kernels
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Simplify kernel functions #17

Closed LudwigBoess closed 2 years ago

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LudwigBoess commented 2 years ago

I can't reproduce the unicode error you see with 𝒲. For me it works fine in the Julia REPL. Can you try typing it out like it says with \scrW and then tab complete?

AhmedSalih3d commented 2 years ago

I can't reproduce the unicode error you see with 𝒲. For me it works fine in the Julia REPL. Can you try typing it out like it says with \scrW and then tab complete?

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Seems to not work for me :)

Using Julia 1.5 with no fancy stuff, perhaps there is a error in my install.

Kind regards

LudwigBoess commented 2 years ago

Ah, maybe that's one of the new utf-8 characters they allow in 1.6. I use 1.6 and there it works fine. If it's ok for you I'll just leave it as is...

AhmedSalih3d commented 2 years ago

Ah, maybe that's one of the new utf-8 characters they allow in 1.6. I use 1.6 and there it works fine. If it's ok for you I'll just leave it as is...

Since we know the reason, totally fine - keep it as is!