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Re: "clamping" an array to a maximum value? [message #13934]

Wed, 23 December 1998 00:00

Kevin Ivory
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Martin Schultz wrote:
> BTW: How about a "last element" operator? I very often need something like
> subdata = data[*,0:n_elements(data[0,*])-1]

Just for completeness: that's probably supposed to be
subdata = data[*,0:n_elements(data[0,*])-2]
Otherwise your problem is trivial and you might as well write
subdata = data

Sorry, no better idea for the original problem, though. Everything
I can think of at the moment is even more complicated. :-(
(Or equivalent:
n_elements(data[0,*]) is the same as (size(data))[2]
which admittedly is not much clearer.)

Happy holidays,
Kevin
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		Re: "clamping" an array to a maximum value? By: Kevin Ivory on Wed, 23 December 1998 00:00
		Re: "clamping" an array to a maximum value? By: Craig Markwardt on Tue, 22 December 1998 00:00
		Re: "clamping" an array to a maximum value? By: Martin Schultz on Tue, 22 December 1998 00:00
		Re: "clamping" an array to a maximum value? By: davidf on Mon, 21 December 1998 00:00
		Re: "clamping" an array to a maximum value? By: Kevin Ivory on Mon, 21 December 1998 00:00
		Re: "clamping" an array to a maximum value? By: Martin Schultz on Mon, 21 December 1998 00:00
		Re: "clamping" an array to a maximum value? By: Kevin Ivory on Mon, 21 December 1998 00:00
		Re: "clamping" an array to a maximum value? By: Mark Buckley on Mon, 21 December 1998 00:00

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