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Sometimes I'd like to build a countmap that compares using an operator other than == -- for instance, I might want to build a countmap using ≈ to decide whether two objects are (close enough) to equal, or maybe isseteq. It might be a good idea to add a third argument, defaulting to ==, that lets you do this.
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Grouping using ≈ is a very difficult and ill-defined problem as it's not a transitive operation. Grouping with == is also tricky due to things like NaN == NaN returning false, not to mention missing.
Anyway we would need a precise use case to evaluate whether something can be done about it.
Sometimes I'd like to build a countmap that compares using an operator other than
==
-- for instance, I might want to build a countmap using≈
to decide whether two objects are (close enough) to equal, or maybeisseteq
. It might be a good idea to add a third argument, defaulting to==
, that lets you do this.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: