In Python this is a handy operation on arrays: https://docs.scipy.org/doc/numpy/reference/generated/numpy.clip.html Is there a function in Julia for achieving the same result? If not, can I open an issue on GitHub with a feature request?

Perhaps this is what you are looking for help?> clamp search: clamp clamp! clamp(x, lo, hi) Return x if lo hi, return hi. Arguments are promoted to a common type. Operates elementwise over x if x is an array.

Perfect, I still don’t understand how can I mark questions as solved on Discourse, sometimes I have the option, sometimes I don’t. Do I need to tag the thread with question?

@kristoffer.carlsson how to mark the question as solved? I want to mark it myself next time.

Well, I didn’t mark anything so I thought you did. Maybe someone with mod power did. I’m not sure how to mark as solution, I thought there was a button under each post you could click.

Sorry, I think it was @ihnorton that marked it? I got a notification in the upper right saying that my post was edited by him. Only admin can mark as solved?

I created a new topic for this question, it turns out it is important: [image] How to mark a question as solved? Meta Discussion Sometimes I see the checkbox below the answers, sometimes I don’t. Can you elaborate on how discourse decides on that?

Add clip() utility function to Base

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juliohm January 26, 2017, 3:19pm 7

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