@sameshl did you get anywhere with this?

@mattip Not much actually 😅. But I can finish it by the end of this weekend. It would greatly help if I could get a rough TOC of how the indexing pages could be.

I think the user page should be greatly reduced, and refer to the reference page for more information. Perhaps the basic idea below should be echoed on the user page, with a link to the reference page. I would remove the "Single element indexing", "Other indexing options", "Index arrays", "Indexing Multi-dimensional arrays", "Boolean or “mask” index arrays", and "Combining index arrays with slices", but make sure the content exists on the reference page. The other sections are a bit different, and contain information that could stay there.

I like the layout of the reference page. The information you remove from the user page about mixing indexing types should be merged in under Advanced Indexing".

ndarrays can be indexed using the standard Python x[obj] syntax, where x is the array and obj the selection. There are three kinds of indexing available: field access, basic slicing, advanced indexing. Which one occurs depends on obj.

Of course once we see how it looks maybe we will decide to rearrange it differently.

Hi @sameshl, have you made any progress with this? I'd like to help out with this issue!

@PraveshMoelchand I have not done much on this issue. You can take this up 👍