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@mcabbott mcabbott commented Aug 29, 2023

As part of trying to simplify @compact, this removes the special keyword name, which replaced all printing with a given string. (This probably needs to be part of a breaking change.)

The problem that solved was that sometimes the default show prints a lot. That's not really specific to @compact. So perhaps it can be more cleanly addressed by making something orthogonal... so the second commit makes a trivial NoShow layer which does this.

NoShow needs tests.

Edit: Note that master is 0.2 since #16 but had not been released yet.

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Good idea. 👍 from me!

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Also a fan of the idea!

By default it prints `NoShow(...)` instead of the given layer.
If you provide a string, it prints that instead -- it can be anything,
but it may make sense to print the name of a function which will
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When a callable function to reconstruct the layer is what's desired, I thought a bit about allowing the user to specify the function (and its args) and incorporating something like https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/blob/197180d8589ad14fc4bc4c23782b76739c4ec5a4/base/show.jl#L522 to make this more robust. I don't think it is worth the implementation complexity, and could also easily be added later if we really wanted it, so just noting for posterity.

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Implementation looks fine to me. I don't spot a test that actually checks whether NoShow works with a custom string, if there indeed isn't one could that be added?

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I agree it's not super-well tested, but custom strings are almost too simple to go wrong. After f9a28cd the printing doesn't depend on this, only construction 1-arg method.

mcabbott and others added 2 commits October 12, 2023 16:56
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mcabbott commented Oct 13, 2023

Maybe this is ready? Would like to rebase #20 on top...

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Sure, yes the current state looks good to me.

@mcabbott mcabbott merged commit 753127d into master Oct 13, 2023
@mcabbott mcabbott deleted the compact_noname branch October 13, 2023 13:13
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