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symatamath() is meant to extend functions like * with methods on only types in Base. In other words, to commit opt in piracy. But, these methods are also used internally. I try to define them as methods of a function by the same name in the Symata namespace. But, Julia semantics does not allow two different functions of the same name.
I think I have to use a different symbol, \circ or something for the functions used internally.
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symatamath()
is meant to extend functions like*
with methods on only types inBase
. In other words, to commit opt in piracy. But, these methods are also used internally. I try to define them as methods of a function by the same name in theSymata
namespace. But, Julia semantics does not allow two different functions of the same name.I think I have to use a different symbol,
\circ
or something for the functions used internally.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: