Type Error for equality between a subscripted ndarray and a scalar #420

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derppening · 2024-06-18T13:22:51+08:00

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2024-06-18 13:22:51 +08:00

# mat_i64: KernelInvariant[ndarray[int64, 2]]
assert self.mat_i64[0, 0] == int64(0)  # Incompatible types: ndarray[bool, const(I32(2))] and bool

```py # mat_i64: KernelInvariant[ndarray[int64, 2]] assert self.mat_i64[0, 0] == int64(0) # Incompatible types: ndarray[bool, const(I32(2))] and bool ```

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core: Fix type inference for tuple-index into ndarray

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Implement/Fix support for tuple-indexing into ndarrays #429

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core: Fix type inference for tuple-index into ndarray

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Reference: M-Labs/nac3#420