Previously, a user would specify pmtf.pmt([1,2,3]) and this would internally store the pmt to whatever pmtf::vector type matched first. With this change, that still happens, but a user can specify:
pmtf.pmt(np.array[1,2,3],dtype=np.uint16)
and internally will be stored as the correct typed pmtf::vector
Likewise, what is returned with the __call__ method
x()
is now a numpy array that matches the type of the vector of the pmt
Previously, a user would specify pmtf.pmt([1,2,3]) and this would internally store the pmt to whatever pmtf::vector type matched first. With this change, that still happens, but a user can specify:
and internally will be stored as the correct typed pmtf::vector
Likewise, what is returned with the
__call__methodis now a numpy array that matches the type of the vector of the pmt