My old friend the 3d array called Pop, I want to remove columns (d2), across all of d3 when the value in the end of d1 == 1, so I have this code:
Pop[end, :, 1] .!=1
I thought adding @view in front of this would write the changes back to Pop, outwith producing an additional copy in memory. This code works fine
@view(Pop[ :, Pop[end, :, 1] .!=1, :])
but it does not alter the original 3d array called Pop. I could do
Pop = @view(Pop[ :, Pop[end, :, 1] .!=1, :])
but I believe this will create another copy in memory which I'm trying to avoid. What simple syntax have I missed? Thx. J
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