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Check if particles are overlapping #41
Check if particles are overlapping #41
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Hi @Kevish-Napal, massive thanks for your contribution, this looks like a useful check, so thank you for implementing it. Also, great work fighting Pkg
and git
, I promise you're almost there to your first PR!
One overall comment is that the convention in this package (and most Julia packages) is to use snake_case
for variable names and CamelCase
for types and modules. Otherwise, this looks like a great first PR.
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Thank you for your changes! Two of the comments weren't full addressed, I've tried to add a bit more detail, let me know if your have any questions.
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It looks good to me, thank you again! I'll let @arturgower have a quick look over and merge it if he's happy.
Hey, finally found how to interact with Pkg and git correctly!
I wrote the first function isempty(Origins,Radii) where Origins and Radii are vectors so one can easily check this function without having to define particles.
Kevish