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git grep 'def copy' reveals a number of classes that define ad-hoc copy methods but not __copy__ methods. Hence, they do not implement the copy protocol https://docs.python.org/3/library/copy.html, so copy.copy will resort to pickling/unpickling for making a copy.
For the same in sage.tensor, sage.manifolds, see #32476 instead.
For classes whose instances are immutable, see #13811 instead.
mkoeppe
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__copy__ methods for all classes the define "copy" methods
__copy__ methods for all classes that define "copy" methods
Sep 2, 2021
mkoeppe
changed the title
__copy__ methods for all classes that define "copy" methods
__copy__ methods for all classes that define "copy" methods (outside of sage.tensor, sage.manifolds)
Sep 5, 2021
git grep 'def copy'
reveals a number of classes that define ad-hoccopy
methods but not__copy__
methods. Hence, they do not implement the copy protocol https://docs.python.org/3/library/copy.html, socopy.copy
will resort to pickling/unpickling for making a copy.For the same in
sage.tensor
,sage.manifolds
, see #32476 instead.For classes whose instances are immutable, see #13811 instead.
CC: @tscrim @mjungmath @nbruin @kwankyu
Component: refactoring
Issue created by migration from https://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/32453
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