On 16/04/2008, Alan G Isaac <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The rule is: > to get a submatrix, > use multiple indices. > As Anne has argued, > this is natural.
That is *not* the rule for arrays; you argued the compatibility point yourself. > As far as I know, no objections have been raised by users of > matrices. I haven't seen many comments either way. Are you opposed to fixing the problem the way Tim suggested? > I claim that if you use matrices, you will find it natural for these to be 1d > arrays. Why would linear algebra users prefer 1d arrays instead of vectors? Attached, please find a first attempt at implementing a Vector class. It passes all tests on my machine. Regards Stéfan
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