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Added IsNone() and GetPyNone() #1137
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I have no idea how to add a test and the change is so small that it doesn't really need documentation. |
I completely get the |
@filmor re: Though as a static property (and I don't see why it should not be a property). |
…ss it into Python from .NET
You might wanna squash this PR into a single commit. |
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Looks good! Thank you!
Thank you :) |
* Add `PyObject.IsNone()` * Add `Runtime.None` which returns a reference to `None` as a `PyObject` to be able to pass it into Python from .NET
What does this implement/fix? Explain your changes.
IsNone() and GetPyNone() were needed for Numpy.NET to be able to find out if a PyObject is none.
Does this close any currently open issues?
No.
Any other comments?
These are in use for a long time now, I just now figured out how to PR them. I'll commit the necessary things from the checklist below.
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