Add workaround for SimpleArray.__setitem__ to correct array slicing#857
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SimpleArray.__setitem__ and SimpleArray(array=ndarray) to correct array slicing
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I notice that there are a lot of preparation works for this pull request, so I decide to postpone this pull request. |
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Related to #856.