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The current behavior for offset indices doesn't seem to be actually useful and is quite inconsistent. If declared as
@variables k[0:3]
,k
at first glance seems to just be1:4
, i.e.k[0]
throws aBoundsError
andk[4]
is valid, butaxes
can in some cases tell a different story:This PR fixes these cases by properly respecting the offsets, so
k
is now indexed 0 through 3 as expected. There might still be buggy behavior in other places that don't properly handle offset indices, but this at least fixes the basic cases. Unfortunately I don't know if people are relying on the current buggy behavior, so this might need to be taken into consideration