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Title: array[::-1] size reported as 0 · Issue #77 · ndarray/Boost.NumPy · GitHub

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Description: I have a function which accepts nd::Array const&. I get the size from boost::size() I just noticed that when I pass it a python array x[::-1] then boost::size(x) -> 0! Is this expected? I find it hard to believe that I've be...

Open Graph Description: I have a function which accepts nd::Array const&. I get the size from boost::size() I just noticed that when I pass it a python array x[::-1] then boost::size(x) -> 0! Is this expected...

X Description: I have a function which accepts nd::Array<complex,1,0> const&. I get the size from boost::size() I just noticed that when I pass it a python array x[::-1] then boost::size(x) -> 0! Is ...

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