[PYTHON MATRIX-SIG] RubberIndex
Konrad HINSEN
hinsenk@ere.umontreal.ca
Tue, 13 Feb 1996 08:47:08 -0500
This "stretching" only works from the left: In other words, if '...' is
used *after* a non-pseudo index, then it is equivalent to ':', and does
not stretch. [should ... be allowed after a non-pseudo index?]
'...' at the end of an index expression makes no sense, as you could
just as well leave it out (a[0, ...] is the same as a[0]). Neither
does it make sense to have more than one '...' in an index expression,
since it stands for "all remaining axes", which you can use up only
once. It would be good if this would lead to an exception. But it
does make sense to have '...' between two groups of other indices,
i.e. a[1, ..., 0] or a[2, ..., NewAxis].
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