cli: algorithm templated with unsigned int

I have registered two algorithms generate::RandomFactory. One templated with int, second with unsigned.

CLI correctly says that they are present:

> introspect algorithms generate:: 
generate::RandomFactory @int
generate::RandomFactory @unsigned int

The int one seems to work:

> print generate::RandomFactory @int 
361755023

But I don't know how to invoke the unsigned one. Note the second attempt: I am writing @unsigned int (same as in the output of the introspect command above) but I'm not sure whether parser understood it correctly as it report < [unsigned] > for @unsigned int

> print generate::RandomFactory @unsigned
0 [Standard exception]: Evaluation of algorithm generate::RandomFactory failed.
1 [Standard exception]: Templated entry generate::RandomFactory < [unsigned] > not available
> print generate::RandomFactory @unsigned int
0 [Standard exception]: Evaluation of algorithm generate::RandomFactory failed.
1 [Standard exception]: Templated entry generate::RandomFactory < [unsigned] > not available
> print generate::RandomFactory "@unsigned int"
0 [Standard exception]: Evaluation of algorithm generate::RandomFactory failed.
1 [Standard exception]: Entry generate::RandomFactory not available

added C-cli P-medium T-bug labels

changed title from cli: algorithm templated with ungsigned int to cli: algorithm templated with unsigned int

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Template params are still strings internally. I have allowed the following syntax in merge-jt branch:

print generate::RandomFactory @"unsigned int"

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> print generate::RandomFactory @int 5 10
6
> print generate::RandomFactory @unsigned 5 10
0 [Standard exception]: Evaluation of algorithm generate::RandomFactory failed.
1 [Standard exception]: Templated entry generate::RandomFactory < [unsigned] > not available
> print generate::RandomFactory @"unsigned int" 5 10
9

tested on efb9c029

Is it possible to enable unsigned as an unsigned int alias or is it nonsense?

Thanks. Just trying the email reply btw.

At this point, the syntax with @unsigned is not easy to implement to work in general. I could hack it in but I would rather not to.

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closed via merge request !229 (merged)

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