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marcomusy / vedo

A python module for scientific analysis of 3D data based on VTK and Numpy
https://vedo.embl.es
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backwards compatibility in typing with python < 3.11 #1093

Closed JeffreyWardman closed 2 months ago

JeffreyWardman commented 2 months ago

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Walkthrough

The recent modifications in the vedo library focus on standardizing the import of the Self type hint across various files. By switching the source of Self from local definitions or the typing module to typing_extensions, the changes enhance consistency in type hint usage throughout the library. This uniform approach aids in maintaining clarity and reducing potential errors in future developments.

Changes

Files Change Summary
vedo/addons.py, vedo/core.py,
vedo/grids.py, vedo/image.py,
vedo/mesh.py, vedo/plotter.py,
vedo/pointcloud.py, vedo/pyplot.py,
vedo/transformations.py, vedo/visual.py,
vedo/volume.py		 Updated import statements for Self type hint to use typing_extensions.
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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 2ee9c4bf9a8b61ea2b30e88dd5faf5baa68ab09d and 6a49daac690af5aee0651eeecc98ff5fb8434a92.
Files selected for processing (11) * vedo/addons.py (1 hunks) * vedo/core.py (1 hunks) * vedo/grids.py (1 hunks) * vedo/image.py (1 hunks) * vedo/mesh.py (1 hunks) * vedo/plotter.py (1 hunks) * vedo/pointcloud.py (1 hunks) * vedo/pyplot.py (1 hunks) * vedo/transformations.py (1 hunks) * vedo/visual.py (1 hunks) * vedo/volume.py (1 hunks)
Additional comments not posted (10)
vedo/transformations.py (1)
`4-4`: The change to import `Self` from `typing_extensions` instead of `typing` is correctly implemented to support older Python versions.
vedo/image.py (1)
`5-6`: The transition from `typing` to `typing_extensions` for importing `Self` is correctly implemented. This change enhances compatibility with older Python versions.
vedo/volume.py (1)
`5-6`: Updated import statements to use `Self` from `typing_extensions` instead of `typing`. This change enhances compatibility with Python versions earlier than 3.11.
vedo/core.py (1)
`4-5`: The change to import `Self` from `typing_extensions` instead of `typing` enhances compatibility with older Python versions. This is a good practice to maintain backward compatibility.
vedo/grids.py (1)
`6-7`: The change from `typing` to `typing_extensions` for the `Self` type hint is correctly implemented. This ensures compatibility with Python versions earlier than 3.11.
vedo/mesh.py (1)
`4-5`: The update to import `Self` from `typing_extensions` instead of `typing` enhances compatibility with Python versions earlier than 3.11. This change aligns with the PR objectives.
vedo/visual.py (1)
`4-5`: The import of `Self` from `typing_extensions` instead of `typing` ensures compatibility with Python versions earlier than 3.11. This change aligns with the PR's objective to enhance backward compatibility. Ensure that `typing_extensions` is included in the project dependencies.
vedo/pyplot.py (1)
`4-4`: Importing `Self` from `typing_extensions` is a good practice for compatibility with older Python versions.
vedo/addons.py (1)
`4-5`: Consider adding a module-level docstring to describe the contents and purpose of this file.
vedo/plotter.py (1)
Line range hint `559-559`: The variable name `l` is ambiguous and does not convey its purpose clearly. Consider renaming `l` to a more descriptive name that indicates its role or the data it holds.
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