BUG: Temporary fix for str(mvoid) for object field types #7659
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Fixes numpy#7493, using a temporary hack, to be properly fixed later (eg with numpy#6053) Printing a Masked-Void instance broke if the instance has a field of Object dtype because assignment involving structured dtypes with objects doesn't work. Fix is to use dtype-transfer code which avoid the bug.
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Thanks @ahaldane . |
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Working with 0d arrays is enough here
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Working with 0d arrays is enough here
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Fixes #7493, using a temporary hack, to be properly fixed later
(eg with #6053)
Printing a Masked-Void instance broke if the instance has a field of
Object dtype because assignment involving structured dtypes with objects
doesn't work. Fix is to use dtype-transfer code which avoids the bug.