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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Le 10/12/2019 à 10:47, Stéphane
Mottelet a écrit :<br>
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<p>After thinking about it and after looking to other softwares,
my proposition would be to concentrate on the set theoritic name
+ use parenthesis for details of storage<br>
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<p>typeof(x)=="constant" && isreal(x)==%t &&
issparse(x)=%f : Real</p>
<p>typeof(x)=="constant" && isreal(x)==%f &&
issparse(x)=%f : Complex</p>
<p>typeof(x)=="constant" && isreal(x)==%t &&
issparse(x)=%t : Real (sparse)<br>
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<p>typeof(x)=="constant" && isreal(x)==%f &&
issparse(x)=%t : Complex (sparse)</p>
<p>typeof(x)=="boolean" && issparse(x)=%f : Boolean</p>
<p>typeof(x)=="boolean" && issparse(x)=%t : Boolean
(sparse)</p>
<p>For integers, since their use is rather specific to more
advanced users, i suggest to display the storage type to
differentiate them<br>
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<p>type(x)==8 && inttype(x)==1 : Integer (int8)</p>
<p>type(x)==8 && inttype(x)==11 : Integer (uint8)</p>
<p>and so on...</p>
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<p> Looks good Stephane !</p>
<p> Bruno<br>
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