some info that's more beginner level than other replies (so sorry if this
is obvious).
the compiler translates x[end] into x[endof(x)] so you get this error if
you use [end] after something that isn't expecting it.
at the most basic, perhaps you thought something was an array when it
wasn't.
if you want to make this work for a new type then you need to extend both
Base.endof and Base.getindex so that those functions exist for your new
type. of course, it will work automatically for arrays of your new type,
but not for a single instance.
andrew
On Monday, 3 March 2014 23:30:50 UTC-3, xdavidliu wrote:
>
> Hi, I'm having some issues with "endof". Here's an example that hopefully
> is self-explanatory enough not to need any context or "smallest code that
> reproduces the error"; perhaps someone can tell me if I'm doing something
> stupid. If not, I'd be happy to reproduce the error.
>
>
>
>
> In [7]:
>
> (geo.eps)[end]
>
> no method endof(Ptr{PetscVec_s},)
> at In[7]:1
>
>
> In [8]:
>
> endof(geo.eps)
>
> Out[8]:
>
> 202
>
>
>
