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The attr ranges could accept an interval of chars (according to ASCII). The attr ranges are mainly used by the plugins to define their attributes, e.g., see the attributes of this plugin.
The examples below could be
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When using the built in agents, users cannot override the strategies.
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The constructors for the built in agents should take strategy as an optional argument that defaults to the parent's default strategy.
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Some problems/algorithms seem to have an inconsistent python exposition in terms of types.
For instance, in
../src/problems/dtlz.cpp
we have:But in the
../pygmo/expose_problems_0.cpp
it is exposed as:I