Hi All,

I have got somthing that puzzles me about the definition and use of operator [].

Suppose I have a 1D array A={a,b,c,d}

And I wish to genrate a 2D array of the form B={b,a,d,c}

Then I would gusess that I should create a 2D indices array, where each index consists of a single value:

I={{2,1},{4,3}}

Such that

B=A[I];

But the documentation says:

dense< T, 2 > operator[] (const dense< array< usize, 2 >, 2 > &indices) const Returns a dense container R of the same size as indices, such that R[i] == (*this)[indices[i]].

Meaning the that regradless of the dimention of the original array (in our case D=1) one needs to use a 2D indices array which consists of 2 elements (array< usize, 2 >) instead of a single one.

It would be great if some one could clarify this...

Thanks

Snir