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The reason for observed behavior is that the elements of Arrangements are not lists but
<class 'sage.combinat.permutation.arrangements_msetk_with_category.element_class'="">
and so they cannot be equal to lists even if the content is the same.
A simple fix is to perform conversion into a list in the removal call:
newL=removeFromList(list(equiv[0]),upAndRightSidesL)
Btw, your removeFromList function is an overkill - it can be done in a single line using list comprehension:
def removeFromList(el,L) :
return [e for e in L if e!=el]
| | 2 | No.2 Revision |
The reason for observed behavior is that the elements of Arrangements are not lists but
and so they cannot be equal to lists even if the content is the same.
A simple fix is to perform conversion into a list in the removal call:
newL=removeFromList(list(equiv[0]),upAndRightSidesL)
Btw, your removeFromList function is an overkill - it can be done in a single line using list comprehension:
def removeFromList(el,L) :
return [e for e in L if e!=el]
| | 3 | No.3 Revision |
The reason for the observed behavior is that the elements of Arrangements are not lists but
<class 'sage.combinat.permutation.Arrangements_msetk_with_category.element_class'>
and so they cannot be equal to lists even if the content is the same.
A simple fix is to perform conversion into a list in the removal call:
newL=removeFromList(list(equiv[0]),upAndRightSidesL)
Btw, your removeFromList function is an overkill - it can be done in a single line using list comprehension:
def removeFromList(el,L) :
return [e for e in L if e!=el]
