Hi, I have a function that I want to work on ranges and Vectors. I see UnitRange{Int64} and Arrays{Int64,1} type hierarchy intersect at AbstractArray{Int64,1}, so I wrote my function as: function test(t::AbstractArray{T,1}) where T return T end julia> test([1:3]) UnitRange{Int64} julia> te…

In Julia, the 1:3 itself is a UnitRange. When you put brackets around it, it means you’re putting the UnitRange into an array: julia> A = [1:3] 1-element Array{UnitRange{Int64},1}: 1:3 julia> [1:3,5:7] 2-element Array{UnitRange{Int64},1}: 1:3 5:7 Just do test(1:3) and you’ll find things to wo…

AbstractArray doesn't capture the element type of a UnitRange

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hesham November 29, 2018, 7:59pm 3

This is indeed the issue. Thanks!

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AbstractArray doesn't capture the element type of a UnitRange

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