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Tail pointer is not needed #1407

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@linas linas commented Feb 4, 2023

It is not needed, it makes no difference, it uses space, and it makes the code more complicated.

linas added 2 commits February 4, 2023 12:56
This allows the output of the python code to be directly compared to
what link-parser is printing. It also allows the python unit tests
to pass, after the changes to be made in the next commit. Basically,
the spell-check test failed, because the desired spell correction
never showed up in the smaller sample.  Because !spell=99 was set
and !max-linkages=100 and so random sampling kicked in.
It is not needed, it makes no difference, it uses space, and
it makes the code more complicated.
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linas commented Feb 4, 2023

@ampli I am not going to merge this, until you say I should. I don't want to clobber your other pending pull reqs. Let me know.

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ampli commented Feb 4, 2023

@ampli I am not going to merge this, until you say I should. I don't want to clobber your other pending pull reqs. Let me know.

I sent my PR (#1409). You can apply it now because it is complete by itself and my next changes there will take several more days.

@linas linas merged commit cf5c030 into opencog:master Feb 5, 2023
@linas linas deleted the tail-not-needed branch February 5, 2023 00:03
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