I have a function (called form within an outer function) that I want to take a tuple of vectors of n integers. n is fixed for a given run of the outer function. How would I set this up? function inner_func1(n ::Int64) return Tuple([[1,2,3] for i in 1:n]) end function inner_func2(y ::Tuple{Vect…

Tuple{Vector{Int64}} only allows for 1 entry in the tuple, you want Tuple{Vararg{Vector{Int64}}}. But you probably shouldn’t be doing this many type annotations anyways. It won’t improve performance.

Function that takes a tuple of (unknown number of) vectors of given type

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EvoArt July 2, 2021, 7:00pm 3

Thank you.

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Function that takes a tuple of (unknown number of) vectors of given type

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