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Let the user specify a lower and upper bounds of the elements to display.
Possible syntax: array[lower:upper], array[lower:] to target all indexes from min and array[:upper] to target all index up to max, and array[:] to target all the elements in the array. The CRUD subcommand could then be applied. The read subcommand should output a list.
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CLT: specify min and max elements indexes to display in an array
[CLT] Specify min and max elements indexes to display in an array
Jul 14, 2020
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[CLT] Specify min and max elements indexes to display in an array
[CLT] Array slicing. Specify lower and upper indexes to slice an array.
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[CLT] Array slicing. Specify lower and upper indexes to slice an array.
Array slicing. Specify lower and upper indexes to slice an array.
Aug 15, 2020
Let the user specify a lower and upper bounds of the elements to display.
Possible syntax:
array[lower:upper]
,array[lower:]
to target all indexes from min andarray[:upper]
to target all index up to max, andarray[:]
to target all the elements in the array. The CRUD subcommand could then be applied. The read subcommand should output a list.Examples
Given the following JSON
scout names[1:2]
should outputJim\nEnzo
scout delete names[1:]
should delete the names Jim, Enzo and DukeThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: