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Subject: Re: WANTED: a way to sort array so each column i
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> What I find most
>annoying about split is that it always forces me to deal with vectors.
>Raul Rockwell

What are you talking about? Split can accept any positive rank and return
any lower rank array, it can even permute axes when splitting them out.
Greg Jaxon