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Why doesn't the at() element access function throw an exception if the size of a violated dimension == 1?

Thanks for your explanation. Is there a way to use `at()` which does not allow axes of size 1 to be exceeded?

Why doesn't the at() element access function throw an exception if the size of a violated dimension == 1?

Thanks for the info. Would it be possible and acceptable to somehow override `at()` for xtensors and xarrays so that broadcasting is disabled? Or are there cases with these containers...

Why doesn't the at() element access function throw an exception if the size of a violated dimension == 1?

I understand. There's nothing wrong with using a new method. I was only wondering if there was a solution without having to add a new method. Thanks!