src/orion/core/io/orion_cmdline_parser.py
def _should_not_be_built(self, expression):
        """Check if an expression should be built or not.

        When parsing priors, we might encounter ones that use the conflicts solving notation.
        Some of these tokens need to be removed (like the `+` sign) so that the prior can be built
        whilst other must not be built because they do not add another dimension to the Space.
        Such tokens are: `-` and `>`.

        Parameters
        ----------
        expression: str
            The expression to be evaluated.

        """
        for token in self._invalid_priors_tokens:
            if expression.startswith(token):
                return True

        return False
Check if an expression should be built or not.

        When parsing priors, we might encounter ones that use the conflicts solving notation.
        Some of these tokens need to be removed (like the `+` sign) so that the prior can be built
        whilst other must not be built because they do not add another dimension to the Space.
        Such tokens are: `-` and `>`.

        Parameters
        ----------
        expression: str
            The expression to be evaluated.

        
Check if an expression should be built or not.
When parsing priors, we might encounter ones that use the conflicts solving notation.
Some of these tokens need to be removed (like the `+` sign) so that the prior can be built
whilst other must not be built because they do not add another dimension to the Space.
Such tokens are: `-` and `>`.

Parameters

str
The expression to be evaluated.
Check if an expression should be built or not . When parsing priors we might encounter ones that use the conflicts solving notation . Some of these tokens need to be removed ( like the ` + ` sign ) so that the prior can be built whilst other must not be built because they do not add another dimension to the Space . Such tokens are : ` - ` and ` > ` . Parameters str The expression to be evaluated .
def _should_not_be_built(self, expression):
        for token in self._invalid_priors_tokens:
            if expression.startswith(token):
                return True
        return False
def _should_not_be_built ( self , expression ) : for token in self . _invalid_priors_tokens : if expression . startswith ( token ) : return True return False
Check if an expression should be built or not.
Check if an expression should be built or not .
"""Check if an expression should be built or not.

        When parsing priors, we might encounter ones that use the conflicts solving notation.
        Some of these tokens need to be removed (like the `+` sign) so that the prior can be built
        whilst other must not be built because they do not add another dimension to the Space.
        Such tokens are: `-` and `>`.

        Parameters
        ----------
        expression: str
            The expression to be evaluated.

        """
self
expression