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ComplexDoubleRTable - OpenMaple representation of an RTable of type complex[8]
Description
The com.maplesoft.openmaple.ComplexDoubleRTable class represents a Maple rtable of type complex[8]. ComplexDoubleRTable publicly inherits from RTable; therefore, it provides all the member functions from the RTable and Algebraic classes in addition to those listed here.
Method Summary
DoubleRTable copyReal( ) throws MapleException
copyReal returns a DoubleRTable representing the real values from each of the elements from the RTable.
DoubleRTable copyImaginary( ) throws MapleException
copyImaginary returns a DoubleRTable representing the imaginary values from each of the elements from the RTable.
void assign( int index[], double re, double im ) throws MapleException
assign puts the complex double with real part re and complex part im into the position indexed by index.
void assign( int index[], double val[] ) throws MapleException
assign puts the complex double with real part val[0] and complex part val[1] into the position indexed by index.
double[] select( int index[] ) throws MapleException
select returns the complex double indexed by index. The array returned will be of length 2 with the real part stored at index 0 and the imaginary part stored at index 1.
double selectReal( int index[] ) throws MapleException
selectReal returns the real part of the complex double indexed by index.
double selectImaginary( int index[] ) throws MapleException
selectImaginary returns the imaginary part of the complex double indexed by index.
See Also
OpenMaple, OpenMaple/Java/Algebraic, OpenMaple/Java/API, OpenMaple/Java/DoubleRTable, OpenMaple/Java/Examples, OpenMaple/Java/RTable
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