Fix view of VectorOfArray with heterogeneous array sizes #494
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Summary
Fixes #453 -
view(f, :, i)for a VectorOfArray with heterogeneous inner array sizes now returns the correct result.Problem
Previously, when viewing a specific column of a VectorOfArray with differently sized inner arrays:
view(VectorOfArray([[1.0], [2.0, 3.0]]), :, 2)returned a 1-element view instead of 2 elementsview(VectorOfArray([[1.0, 2.0], [3.0]]), :, 2)returned a 2-element view with#undefinstead of 1 elementThe root cause was that
to_indicesusesaxes, which is computed based on the first element's size. This doesn't work for heterogeneous arrays where different columns have different sizes.Solution
Added special handling for
view(A, :, i)whereiis an Int to use the actual size of the specific column being viewed rather than relying onto_indices.Changes
Base.viewforAbstractVectorOfArrayto handle heterogeneous arrays correctlyTesting
All existing tests pass, plus new tests specifically for this issue.
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Co-Authored-By: Claude [email protected]