Re: [julia-users] OffsetArrays (Fortran-style indexing)

If no answers are forthcoming here, you should file an issue with the OffsetArrays package. Best, --Tim On Thursday, November 19, 2015 02:08:29 PM Ted Wetherbee wrote: > OffsetArrays, as per its package example, is missing arrayset in 3.12, also > not working in 4.1 and 5.0 versions as per the

Re: [julia-users] OffsetArrays (Fortran-style indexing)

OK, I filed an issue with the package OffsetArrays.jl I just started checking Julia out, so I'm not up to fixing this as yet or certain that I'm not missing a common assumption..working on it though. Many thanks, Ted On Monday, November 23, 2015 at 5:27:18 AM UTC-6, Tim Holy wrote: > > If no

[julia-users] OffsetArrays (Fortran-style indexing)

OffsetArrays, as per its package example, is missing arrayset in 3.12, also not working in 4.1 and 5.0 versions as per the package example. I'm evaluating Julia so may be missing something assumed. Fortran style indexing is a huge plus, say (Float32,-1:n+2,-1:n+2,-1:n+2). Has something

Re: [julia-users] OffsetArrays (Fortran-style indexing)

Probably best to file a bug report. (It is a bit odd that it doesn't work for 0.3.12, presumably it used to work for earlier 0.3 versions.) On Thu, 2015-11-19 at 23:08, Ted Wetherbee wrote: > OffsetArrays, as per its package example, is missing arrayset in 3.12, also > not