Fix DBA to work with Julia 1.x #9
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maetshju
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Mar 8, 2020
| arr[:,i] = seq[i][:] | ||
| end | ||
| return arr | ||
| function seq_to_array(seq::Sequence{N}) where N |
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I had updated this function to work as part of the debugging/dev process. It's not central to the operation of the dba() function now, but I think using the cat() function is clearer in terms of exposing how the array is constructed from the Sequence.
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This PR is a handful of changes to get DBA to work with newer versions of Julia. It also adds a simple DBA test to the test suite so that CI or otherwise can catch code regressions or syntax etc. incompatibilities with DBA.