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Strange behaviour ? of Subscript range values of the form low:high [message #76550]

Wed, 15 June 2011 23:28

LNpellen
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Registered: November 2009

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I want to paste a small matrix into a large matrix and I have done
this several times before, but suddenly I've met the wall...

The two matrises
DOSETEMP FLOAT = Array[493, 300]
DOSETEMPFULL FLOAT = Array[512, 512]

and I want to do this:
doseTempFull[xstart:xslutt,ystart:yslutt]=doseTemp

print, xstart,xslutt,ystart,yslutt
Gives me
19 511 100 399

This works ok:
doseTempFull[19:511,100:399]=1
or
doseTempFull[19:511,100:399]=doseTemp

but the real code do not work:
doseTempFull[xstart:xslutt,ystart:yslutt]=doseTemp

This gives me the typical error:
% XMANAGER: Caught unexpected error from client application. Message
follows...
% Subscript range values of the form low:high must be >= 0, < size,
with low <= high: DOSETEMPFULL.

What is going on here? Writing the values works, but the variables
with the same values don't....

Please give me the obvious explanation that I cannot see.

Best regards
Ellen

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		Strange behaviour ? of Subscript range values of the form low:high By: LNpellen on Wed, 15 June 2011 23:28
		Re: Strange behaviour ? of Subscript range values of the form low:high By: David Fanning on Tue, 21 June 2011 10:53
		Re: Strange behaviour ? of Subscript range values of the form low:high By: LNpellen on Tue, 21 June 2011 22:36
		Re: Strange behaviour ? of Subscript range values of the form low:high By: Brian Daniel on Tue, 21 June 2011 04:22

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