Hello, numpy.rot90 (from twodim_base.by) says it works only on the first two axes of an array, but due to its use of the transpose method (which reverses the shape tuple), can affect other axes.
For example: a = numpy.ones((50,40,3)) b = numpy.rot90(a) assert(b.shape == (3,40,50)) # desired result is b.shape == (40,50,3) I believe that the fix is to replace the two calls to 'transpose()' in the function with 'swapaxes(0,1)'. This would allow rotating an array along just the first two axes. Does this fix look right? Should I file a bug or can someone just check that in? Zach _______________________________________________ Numpy-discussion mailing list Numpy-discussion@scipy.org http://projects.scipy.org/mailman/listinfo/numpy-discussion
