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It would be slightly more preferable to use biblatex (more features). I use this to export biblatex: https://github.com/ZotPlus/zotero-better-bibtex. Citations are handled within markdown by RMarkdown: http://rmarkdown.rstudio.com/authoring_bibliographies_and_citations.html

It makes me so happy when I find out people are reading my packages! Happy to accept PRs to JuliennedArrays

@oschultz I'd be thrilled to move it into ArraysOfArrays so I don't have to maintain the code anymore. I'd be curious to know more about performance differences

@colinxs those all sound like improvements to me. Earlier versions of JuliennedArrays used `*` and `:` to specify dimensions (I think that was a Tim Holy suggestion). I changed to...

Oh I see. Yes that makes sense to me. I'm not sure if there would be a performance penalty for `PermutedDimsArray`?

+1 for `@freeze_captures`

Actually just `@freeze` seems like it would be fine.

I think I'm ready to fully ban integer labels. Then we can use multiple dispatch to make codes and labels interchangeable, which several people have asked for. We might need...

Oh, just so that you could do e.g. `inneighbors(graph, 1)` or `inneighbors(graph, :label1)`

Thanks for giving it a shot! I was imagining using keyword arguments instead. The Dict wouldn't be type stable because the values are typed as `Any`.