Rename ctranspose to adjoint
#23235
Rename ctranspose to adjoint
#23235
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| * `Base.cpad` has been removed; use an appropriate combination of `rpad` and `lpad` | |||
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| * `ctranspose` and `ctranspose!` have been deprecated in favor of `adjoint` and `adjoint!`, | |||
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| # PR #22742: change in isapprox semantics | |||
| @deprecate rtoldefault(x,y) rtoldefault(x,y,0) false | |||
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| # PR #23235 | |||
| @deprecate ctranspose adjoint | |||
| @deprecate ctranspose! adjoint | |||
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| @test xor(2) == 2 | |||
| @test (⊻)(2) == 2 | |||
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| # @test ctranspose('a') == 'a' # (c)transpose of Chars no longer supported | |||
| # @test adjoint('a') == 'a' # (c)transpose of Chars no longer supported | |||
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Perhaps update the comment as well?
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Hmm... I think we can delete this now.
(I have an upcoming PR which will let us transpose arrays of Chars and Strings and so-on, so the context of this whole line will be rather out-of-date.)
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Any more comments or any detractors before I merge this? (I just realized we should probably rename |
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Let's give it a bit more time since this has only been open for half a day on a weekend. I don't imagine there being much controversy here, however. |
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Something went funky with the linux tests |
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Restarted them. |
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Bump – rebase. That Linux issue should be resolved now. |
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cc @alanedelman |
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Thanks @andreasnoack (I'm travelling ATM). The test errors appear unrelated and oddly spurious... one inference failure for RowVector and test failure one in codegen, but only on specific builds. |
Just to prove exactly how seriously we take transposes, we need to rename one of them.
Part of #20978. This one was simple find-replace (so far).