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A counter is a multiset, AKA a bag. The latter term is very generic, but still something people search for when they look for the datatype. However, the counter project makes no mention of these terms, in the README, the GitHub tags or the Cargo.toml keywords list.
However, anyone looking for a multiset will find those other projects and not this one.
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Suggestion: add 'multiset' and 'bag' tags to repository, README
Suggestion: add 'multiset' and 'bag' tags to repository, README and Cargo.toml
Sep 23, 2022
A counter is a multiset, AKA a bag. The latter term is very generic, but still something people search for when they look for the datatype. However, the
counter
project makes no mention of these terms, in the README, the GitHub tags or the Cargo.tomlkeywords
list.There are currently no Rust projects with the
multiset
tag on GitHub, and the multiset projects on Crates.io I looked at are not nearly as flexible and versatile ascounter
is. E.g. the hashbag library doesn't offer intersections, unions, subset or superset functionality nor does it offer syntactic sugar support the waycounter
does.However, anyone looking for a multiset will find those other projects and not this one.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: