This seems like a reasonable design to me. However, is the croaking
behavior documented or tested? If so, this sort of change would introduce
an incompatible change to a documented feature, which I would oppose. In
that case, we could set a global or (for Perl 5.10 and up) a lexical flag
to control this behavior.

David
On Feb 23, 2012 3:23 AM, "Henning Glawe" <[email protected]> wrote:

> Moin,
> currently, the 'index' function raises an error if any of the index pdl
> members contains a badval. Wouldn't it be more consistent to just set the
> corresponding output values to 'bad'?
>
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> c u
> henning
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