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== cslice ==
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Dynamically creates an array slice, which can be used with array_get (or the [bracket notation]) to get a range of elements. cslice(0, 5) is equivalent to 0..5 directly in code, however with this function you can also do cslice(@var, @var), or other more complex expressions, which are not possible in static code.
=== Vital Info ===
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! scope="row" | Name
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| slice
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| from, to
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| [[../objects/ms.lang.CastException|ms.lang.CastException]]
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| 3.3.1
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! scope="row" | Restricted
| No
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| [[../../Optimizer#NO_SIDE_EFFECTS|NO_SIDE_EFFECTS]]
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=== Usages ===
cslice(from, to)=== Examples === ====Example 1==== Basic usage Given the following code:
array(1, 2, 3)[cslice(0, 1)]
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:{1, 2}
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