Command: getinterval

Name:
getinterval - Return a subsequence of a string or array.
Synopsis:
(string1) a b getinterval -> (string2) [array1] a b getinterval -> [array2]
Description:
getinterval returns a new container with b elements starting at element a Note that getinterval can only handle indices from 0 to N-1 where N is the length of the original array If other values are given (i.e. indices which do not exist in the array), the function throws a RangeCheckError If negative values are given, getinterval throws a PostiveIntegerExpectedError If b = 0, getinterval returns an empty array
Examples:
(spiketrainsimulation) 5 5 getinterval -> train (spiketrainsimulation) 0 5 getinterval -> spike [23 24 25 26 27 30] 0 2 getinterval -> [23 24] [23 24 25 26 27 30] 2 3 getinterval -> [25 26 27] [23 24 25 26 27 30] 0 6 getinterval -> [Error]: RangeCheck
Author:
docu edited by Sirko Straube
SeeAlso: get put putinterval Take

Source:
/home/abuild/rpmbuild/BUILD/nest-2.4.1/sli/slidata.cc

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Name:	getinterval - Return a subsequence of a string or array.
Synopsis:	(string1) a b getinterval -> (string2) [array1] a b getinterval -> [array2]
Description:	getinterval returns a new container with b elements starting at element a Note that getinterval can only handle indices from 0 to N-1 where N is the length of the original array If other values are given (i.e. indices which do not exist in the array), the function throws a RangeCheckError If negative values are given, getinterval throws a PostiveIntegerExpectedError If b = 0, getinterval returns an empty array
Examples:	(spiketrainsimulation) 5 5 getinterval -> train (spiketrainsimulation) 0 5 getinterval -> spike [23 24 25 26 27 30] 0 2 getinterval -> [23 24] [23 24 25 26 27 30] 2 3 getinterval -> [25 26 27] [23 24 25 26 27 30] 0 6 getinterval -> [Error]: RangeCheck
Author:	docu edited by Sirko Straube
SeeAlso:	`get` `put` `putinterval` `Take`
Source:	/home/abuild/rpmbuild/BUILD/nest-2.4.1/sli/slidata.cc