I just downloaded Julia 1.6 and the syntax: [-1. .1] that expresses a range of numbers which used to work in Julia 1.5 no longer works. Does anyone know what the latest syntax for “. .” is? I need it as I am using the ReinforcementLearning function “Space”: Space([-1.0 . . 1,1 . . DIM])

That syntax is introduced in IntervalSets.jl . [image] reemmasoud123: which used to work in Julia 1.5 no longer works It should work on both versions. I guess you forgot using IntervalSets first.

Julia 1.6 UndefVarError: .. not defined

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findmyway July 6, 2021, 4:42am 5

That syntax is introduced in IntervalSets.jl.

It should work on both versions. I guess you forgot using IntervalSets first.

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Julia 1.6 UndefVarError: .. not defined

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