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This is kind-of-OK in C, but will break Julia's memory management.
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An experiment. The C interface doesn't have this distinction, but it
seems like it might be helpful.
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RefLists are a bit strange. They're logically Cartesian arrays with 3
indexes, but they're not really designed for indexing in this way.
Rather, we always want to index them linearly, from start to finish.
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This appears not to be necessary. I'd just got my thoughts into a
twist. Either that, or I've forgotten the reason why this doesn't work.
Let's see...
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If the iteration ends early, the finalizer gives us a chance to free the
RefListIterator.
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This adds Julian enums for lattice type, centering and unique axis, and
a "show" method.
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