Closed ChrisJefferson closed 1 year ago
Thanks Chris. This came up last week in a different context coincidentally. I’ll fix it.
On Tue, 14 Feb 2023 at 10:28 am, Christopher Jefferson < @.***> wrote:
1-indexed matrices are returned like:
y = {'1': 1, '10': 10, '2': 1, '3': 1, '4': 1, '5': 1, '6': 1, '7': 1, '8': 8, '9': 10}
but if I try to pass that back in, for example as:
%%conjure given y : matrix indexed by [int(1..10)] of int(1..10) find x : matrix indexed by [int(1..10)] of int(1..10) such that sum(x) <= sum(y)
then I get:
Exception: Error: Expecting a matrix, but got: function(1 --> 1, 2 --> 1, 3 --> 1, 4 --> 1, 5 --> 1, 6 --> 1, 7 --> 1, 8 --> 8, 9 --> 10, 10 --> 10)
I'm not positive if this is a notebook issue, or a conjure issue.
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(Possibly similar) issue: given f: function (int(1..10), int(1..10)) --> int(1..10) is returned as 'f': [[[2, 3], 4]] , but I can't pass it back in (sorry to keep piling these on!)
1-indexed matrices are returned like:
but if I try to pass that back in, for example as:
then I get:
I'm not positive if this is a notebook issue, or a conjure issue.