🔒 how do i annotate this?

[round oar]

i got a parameter where i take

tuple[tuple[tuple[int]*x, str, bool]]
so like a tuple of tuples where the first any are tuples of int and the last to are str and bool in this order

how do i annotate this?

[upper grail]

@round oar

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[reef flower]

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[round oar]

is it that horrible? its just how i define an n state automat

automat = (
    ((1,), (5,), "-0", True),
    ((0,), (2,), "+0", True),
    ((3,), (1,), "-1", False),
    ((2,), (4,), "+1", False),
    ((5,), (3,), "-2", False),
    ((4,), (0,), "+2", False)
)

example input for that arg

the tuples with only 1 number are so i can define undeterministic ones too

[proud warren]

Keep in mind in your exampe (1) is not a tuple, it's just a number.

[round oar]

ye i just relised

added a , since

[reef flower]

Yeah tuple is (1,1)

Lol

[proud warren]

This would be a tuple[tuple[int, int, str, bool], ...]

[round oar]

ye i just saw it

deited in the fix

[proud warren]

Are those always 1-tuples, or they can have more elements?

[round oar]

the can when the automat is undeterministic

[proud warren]

Should be a tuple[tuple[tuple[int, ...], tuple[int, ...], str, bool], ...]it is a very wonky type though

[round oar]

oh so its ...

[proud warren]

I'd recommend not using tuples for collections of variable size (unless it's necessary for some reason)

[round oar]

not nesseserry but i thought it cant change so it is best for an arg that gets completle reworked in the init

would help so that i dont accidentaly change it

[proud warren]

And using NamedTuples or Dataclasses can help reduce the cognitive load of complex tuples types.

[round oar]

i use this bc this is the way i can understand them

its a table where the 1st coordinate is which node the second is which letter and the collection at the end is which nodes we can go from there

[round oar]

i cant add the str,bool after the ...

[dusky rivet]

what's your current version? still troubles?

[upper grail]

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