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From: Faheem Mitha (faheem_at_[hidden])
Date: 2004-04-03 23:58:08
Dear People,
I have a question about slicing blitz++ arrays. In section 2.4 of the
users manual, the sytax for creating a slice is discussed eg.
Array<int,2> F = A(Range::all(), 2, Range::all());
I wondered if there is an easy way to create a generalized slice as
follows. Consider the array.
[123
456
789
000]
Extract say the first, second, and fourth rows into a new array
[123
456
000]
I don't necessarily just want equally spaced rows, so the use of Range
objects as in 2.4.5 will not suffice for my needs.
I have a further question.
Would you object if your mailing list was subscribed to gmane?
(http://gmane.org/). It does not currently appear to be subscribed.
Sincerely, Faheem Mitha.