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I saw this helper function uniquify and it looks like you are manually creating unique symbols. Julia provides a builtin for that called gensym which makes symbols.
julia>gensym("foo")
Symbol("##foo#253")
it looks like you can't use # in SQL identifiers, so maybe gensym and then replace would work like:
replace(gensym(tag), "#"=>"_")
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This is good to know. Originally I was concerned about readability issues (making sure that uniquify just iterates when copies are found), but I think that gensym will have a natural place in the new ACSet refactored work.
I saw this helper function uniquify and it looks like you are manually creating unique symbols. Julia provides a builtin for that called gensym which makes symbols.
it looks like you can't use
#
in SQL identifiers, so maybe gensym and then replace would work like:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: