Cache creation of states_token_mapping in the __init__ of RegexFSM #492
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Great! I wonder if using |
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I think it makes the code much cleaner in that case (and does not change the use of |
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PR aimed at talking about the resolution of issue #483
I tried to do it in a way that requires as few modification to existing functions as possible. It implies modifying the type of several variables for them to be cacheable/json-serializeable. It looks a bit awkward and leads to the initialization of the RegexFSM instance taking a bit more time when not cached because of the type conversions, but I thought that could be the start of further discussions on the topic