Offsets of tables

[Franklin T. Adams-Watters]

This seems to be the dominant usage at this point, but I think it's not the best possible answer.  I think the best answer would be to show *all* the indices of the first element.  So, if the first row is row 1, and the first element in that row has index 0, it would be "1,0".

I realize that this might break some tools, but it seems to me that providing more (useful) information is the more important consideration - and tools can be modified.

"Robert G. Wilson v" <rgwv at rgwv.com> wrote:
>    To clarify, it is the index, and not the value of, the first
>variable. If it is a linear sequence, this is fairly straight forward.
>When it comes to a table, it should be the row index of the first row
>presented.
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Franklin T. Adams-Watters
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