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When I change the Extension method to accept double instead of object, it works perfectly. This isn't always going to print, in most cases it just fails to print and I believe the underlying arr structure is corrupted accordingly, which leads to undefined behavior when I run it multiple times.

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This code doesn't: static void Main(string args) This code, which does not use extension method, works: static void Main(string args) Public static void SetMultiData(this NDArray arr, object value, int indices)īut here is what completely lost me. Naturally, I went for an extension method: public static class Extensions arr.SetMultiData(10.0, 0, 1) /// sets arr and arr values to 10 Now, for my use case, I would like to redefine a function that accepts multiple values and treats each one as a sub-array index. For example: arr.SetData(10.0, 0) // sets all arr values to 10Īrr.SetData(10.0, 0, 1) // sets arr to 10

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On the other hand, SetData will modify an entire sub-array based on the index, and if you give full index, it works like SetValue. The first one SetValue expects full index of a single value element, for example, if you have np.zeros(3,3) it expects full indexing, and if there is missing index it will use 0 in its place. NDArray.SetData(object value, param int indices) I would like to set multiple data values and there are two main functions of concern: NDArray.SetValue(object value, param int indices) I am working with NumSharp and a bit new to it.