The original code (rather oddly) interprets a length of zero in
subvec() to mean "the whole vector". Melchior showed a use case (removal of the first element from a vector) where getting a zero-length subvector is actually desired. And since I can't come up with a good reason for why the "feature" was there in the first place, out it goes...
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@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ static naRef subvec(naContext c, naRef me, int argc, naRef* args)
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len = (int)nlen.num;
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if(!naIsVector(v) || start < 0 || start >= naVec_size(v) || len < 0)
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return naNil();
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if(len == 0 || len > naVec_size(v) - start) len = naVec_size(v) - start;
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if(len > naVec_size(v) - start) len = naVec_size(v) - start;
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result = naNewVector(c);
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naVec_setsize(result, len);
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for(i=0; i<len; i++)
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