Hi,
I'm running Julia Version 0.4.0-dev+5852. I ran some old code
yesterday that used the [a:b] syntax (where a and b are integers). Executing
array = [a:b]
gives the deprecation warning
WARNING: [a] concatenation is deprecated; use collect(a) instead.
Neither array = [3:5;], nor array = collect(3:5) produce any warnings and
they seem to give the same output. The deprecation warning would seem to
suggest that the collect(a:b) syntax is preferable to [a:b;]. I'm wondering
why that's the case? On a related note, for vectors c and d, array = [c;d]
doesn't give a deprecation warning suggesting the array = [c;d;] syntax,
which I believe it did on older 0.4.0-dev builds. What is the significance
of the trailing semicolon?
Thanks very much, Patrick
