hvncat: enable concatenations to return an array of the same kind
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| @testset "multidimensional concatenation returns BitArrays" begin | ||
| a = BitVector(ones(5)) | ||
| @test typeof([a ;;; a]) <: BitArray |
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| @test typeof([a ;;; a]) <: BitArray | |
| @test [a ;;; a] isa BitArray |
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It got merged without this suggestion; should I add it to a new PR?
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Breaking down #41143 into smaller pieces.
This PR relies on
similarto return specialty array types when possible, just likehvcatalready does.The several specific
cat_similarmethods cut down allocations.