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#2004 - Generalize vertices type in VPolytope #2012

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@mforets mforets commented Feb 26, 2020

Closes #2004.

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mforets commented Feb 26, 2020

tests pass locally. i opened some related follow-up PRs (#2009, #2010, #2011).

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mforets commented Feb 28, 2020

Bump 🎺

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I already commented in #2004 that the container should also be parameterized.

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I will add the type parameter for the container in a follow-up PR.

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mforets commented Feb 29, 2020

Thanks for the review!

I will add the type parameter for the container in a follow-up PR.

As i said there, i think that the outer vector is the correct level of abstraction. For a specific case, a new set type may be better. Or we can reconsider generalizing the outer type, but for now, i think we can leave this as is..

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Generalize vertices type in VPolytope
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