Hi,
> > By using the functions \spadfun{rowSlice} and \spadfun{colSlice} it
> > is possible to obtain for a given matrix two special slicing
> > objects that when used will select all elements along a row or
> > column respectively.
>
> which suggests that using rowSlice will give rows. But in fact
> it gives columns -- rowSlice varies row indices which slects a
> column. Maybe w should switch the names? Or make clear what
> they are doing.
This is correct, the names are maybe bit misleading. "rowSlice"
will give a "row slicer", an object one should put into
the row slot of the element access pair.
I think the current text you put into hyperdoc is ok.
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