> > What do you mean by "item" in an array? Usually, when I refer to an > "item" in the array, I'm talking about getting a particular element of > the array.
In fact, I have a multi-dimensional array, and the last dimension is the vector I want to get (I needed it for tests for my dense deformation field I asked about on the scipy user list). So it's not a particular element, it's a group of elements. It would appear that you are trying to get a "sub-array" or "sub-space" > of the array because you are using partial indexing. Yes, that's what I really want to do in this case. Let me know if there is more clarification needed. The relevant code > is in the function fancy_indexing_check in arrayobject.c of the source > code. Thank you, I have my explanation, but perhaps a totuple() method could be added so that a double conversion is not needed anymore when an array is used for indexing ? Matthieu -- French PhD student Website : http://miles.developpez.com/ Blogs : http://matt.eifelle.com and http://blog.developpez.com/?blog=92
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