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Add post on generic API support unconventional array indices #386

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@timholy timholy commented Jun 12, 2016

A companion to JuliaLang/julia#16260. Probably the easiest way for folks to learn the new API.

e.g., `Array{Int}` or `BitArray`. `referencearray` is the array which
might have unconventional indexing, i.e., what you'd like to match
(both in type and indices). Optionally you can supply particular
`shape` inforation as the third argument.
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timholy commented Jul 26, 2016

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I would have prreferred to publish this as a blog post too. Any reason not to?

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timholy commented Jul 26, 2016

It's outdated and a subset of what's in devdocs.

I could put a copy of the devdocs page up on the blog, but I wonder about the value of copies. In the list of blog posts, can we just make a hyperlink to the devdocs page?

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Yes, we could do a short blog post with links to details in the devdocs. The only reason is that the blog gets wider distribution and readership and this is important and exciting enough in my opinion for that.

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tkelman commented Jul 26, 2016

And blog posts reach exactly the crowd that complains most loudly about this :)

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