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function Base.convert(::Type{DataValueArray{T,N}}, A::AbstractArray{S,N}) where {S >:Any,T,N}
Is there a reason to use A::AbstractArray{S,N} with S >: Any instead of A::AbstractArray{Any,N}?
It seems that there shouldn't be any types distinct from Any that would be supertypes of Any.
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This isn't an issue per se, just curious (I am researching Julia subtyping, and we are looking into lower-bounds usages)...
DataValues.jl/src/array/constructors.jl
Line 78 in d568d25
Is there a reason to use
A::AbstractArray{S,N}
withS >: Any
instead ofA::AbstractArray{Any,N}
?It seems that there shouldn't be any types distinct from
Any
that would be supertypes ofAny
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: