> > I think numpy.array(object) always makes a copy.
> >
> > You want numpy.asarray(object) which will make a view if object exposes
> > the array interface and matches the type and sizes requested.
FYI, numpy.asarray is a shortcut for numpy.array(copy=False), numpy.asanyarray
for numpy.array(cop
2007/11/12, Christopher Barker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Matthieu Brucher wrote:
> > I have an object that exposes an array interface. I want to modify the
> > data it contains, but using numpy.array(myObject) seems to copy the data
> > and thus my object is not modified. Am I mistaken or did I make
Matthieu Brucher wrote:
> I have an object that exposes an array interface. I want to modify the
> data it contains, but using numpy.array(myObject) seems to copy the data
> and thus my object is not modified. Am I mistaken or did I make a
> mistake in my array interface ?
I think numpy.array(o
Hi,
I have an object that exposes an array interface. I want to modify the data
it contains, but using numpy.array(myObject) seems to copy the data and thus
my object is not modified. Am I mistaken or did I make a mistake in my array
interface ?
Matthieu
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