OpenEuphoria

RE: Hey

• Posted by Rolf Schröder <Rolf.Schroeder at desy.de> Aug 19, 2004
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Tommy Carlier wrote:
> 
> Complex numbers are easy in Euphoria. Years ago I made a library to work with
> complex
> numbers. A complex number (in my library) was just a sequence with 2 atoms in
> it. All
> the usual functions were in the library. And it wasn't even hard to write the
> thing.
> I had just been working with Euphoria for about a week or 2.
>
 
Hi Tommy,

that's not the problem. To write a = {r1,c1}. Is it possible to write a
general matrix inversion routine for a general matrix with real or complex
elements?  How about a vector (in Eu a sequence) with real or complex
elements, the data types of which you dont know in advance? 

Could you write:

a = sqrt(-23.0)  -- you could use a specialy written function
b = sin(3.0)     -- you supply olso your special function
c = a*b          -- this should NOT be a function!

Of course you can circumvent the special case, but only these special
cases.

Thanks, Rolf 

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