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Currently they wrap them into pvector
which is not as efficient as it could be in Python 3.
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Repo locking
Not providing any repo locking causes difficult to debug issues as I've hit earlier myself and now others have as well, see #241.
Simplest way could be to fail at Repo::init time if a lock file exists. If the lock file doesn't exist, one must be created and again removed at exit time. Probably ok to rely on deletion at Dro
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dropRight operation
This operations will be used to drop elements in the steam on the right of the given element
var elements = []int{10,12,7,41,5,6}
res:=koazee.StreamOf(elements).DropRight(12).Out().Val()
fmt.Println(res)
// [10,12]
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Currently there is no possibility to set up a custom rounding function. Therefore you are limited to the ones that are implemented by default. For my case I need a rounding function that always rounds up (e.g. 0.002 => 0.01 with precision 2, commercial rounding)
It would be nice to pass a callback or a string that describes the rounding mode. If it is a string and the string matches the suppo