I am writing a simulation that outputs a multidimensional array A that changes over time, and whose ndims depends on the input dimension (1 or 2 for now). I would like to save A over time in a larger array A_t in my for-loop, for which I used CartesianIndices. The following is a MWE: In 1D: A_t = …

That’s a really ugly hack. Why not do A_t[fill(:, 2)..., 1] = A instead?

Indexing multidimensional arrays of arbitrary dimension

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