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Concatenate for axis != 0
See original GitHub issueThis was an oversight: it’s really needed but I closed the “concatenate” issue (#76) once the function existed, though there’s a NotImplementedError in it:
This operation is known to be useful from Awkward0; it was even an external contribution (https://github.com/scikit-hep/awkward-array/pull/80).
In Awkward1, it can probably be implemented as a broadcast in Python + specialized C++ method on ListArray, ListOffsetArray, and RegularArray (nothing else). That would allow all possible axis values.
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@ianna I was just thinking about this: what would you think about taking this on? It would use the negative axis you just finished. Do you see what it’s supposed to do?
(Personally, I don’t know what it ought to do if the desired axis is deeper than a record layer. Maybe we could exclude that case.)
This wasn’t linked to the new PR, #539, so it didn’t automatically close. But it’s done!