Sebastian Haase wrote: > Hi, > probably related to this is that > arr[2].real is read-only ... > > I noticed that you cannot assign > to arr[2].real : > No, that's unrelated. The problem is that arr[2] is a scalar and so it is immutable. When an array scalar is created you get a *copy* of the data. Setting it would not have the effect you imagine as the original data would go unchanged.
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