Changeset 2267 in Sophya


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Timestamp:
Nov 15, 2002, 10:35:44 AM (23 years ago)
Author:
ansari
Message:

MAJ documentation + methode Read/WriteASCII() en virtuelle pure ds BaseArray - Reza 15/11/2002

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trunk/SophyaLib/TArray
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  • trunk/SophyaLib/TArray/basarr.cc

    r1636 r2267  
    1111  \class SOPHYA::BaseArray
    1212  \ingroup TArray
    13   Base class for template arrays
    14   No data are connected to this class.
    15 
     13  Base class for template arrays with number of dimensions up to
     14  \ref BASEARRAY_MAXNDIMS "BASEARRAY_MAXNDIMS".
     15  This class is an abstract class and has no data connected to it.
     16 
    1617  Define base methods, enum and defaults for TArray , TMatrix and TVector.
     18  BaseArray objects can be used in particular for performing operations on
     19  arrays with unknown data types, or between arrays with different data types.
    1720*/
    1821
  • trunk/SophyaLib/TArray/basarr.h

    r1581 r2267  
    152152  virtual string InfoString() const;
    153153
     154  // Lecture,Ecriture sur fichier ASCII
     155  //! Reads an array from an ASCII stream
     156  virtual sa_size_t ReadASCII(istream& is, sa_size_t & nr, sa_size_t & nc) = 0;
     157  //! Writes an array to an ASCII stream
     158  virtual void   WriteASCII(ostream& os) const = 0;
     159
    154160  // DVList info Object
    155161  DVList& Info();
  • trunk/SophyaLib/TArray/tarray.cc

    r2153 r2267  
    1212  \class SOPHYA::TArray
    1313  \ingroup TArray
    14   Class for template arrays
    15 
    16   This class implements arrays of dimensions up to
     14  Class for template arrays with numerical data types (int, float, complex).
     15
     16  This class implements arrays with number of dimensions up to
    1717  \ref BASEARRAY_MAXNDIMS "BASEARRAY_MAXNDIMS"
     18
     19  Standard arithmetic operations on numerical arrays are implemented,
     20  as well as sub-array manipulation services.
     21  \b Array is a typedef for double precision floating point arrays ( TArray<r_8> )
     22  \sa SOPHYA::Range
     23  \sa SOPHYA::Sequence
     24  \sa SOPHYA::MathArray
     25
     26  \code
     27  #include "array.h"
     28  // ...
     29  // Creating and initialising a 1-D array of integers
     30  TArray<int> ia(5);
     31  EnumeratedSequence es;
     32  es = 24, 35, 46, 57, 68;
     33  ia = es;
     34  cout << "Array<int> ia = " << ia;
     35  // 2-D array of floats
     36  TArray<r_4> b(6,4), c(6,4);
     37  // Initializing b with a constant
     38  b = 2.71828;
     39  // Filling c with random numbers 
     40  c = RandomSequence();
     41  // Arithmetic operations
     42  TArray<r_4> d = b+0.3f*c;
     43  cout << "Array<float> d = " << d; 
     44  \endcode
     45
    1846*/
    1947
  • trunk/SophyaLib/TArray/tmatrix.cc

    r1624 r2267  
    1 // $Id: tmatrix.cc,v 1.22 2001-08-06 22:48:43 cmv Exp $
     1// $Id: tmatrix.cc,v 1.23 2002-11-15 09:35:44 ansari Exp $
    22//                         C.Magneville          04/99
    33#include "machdefs.h"
     
    1010  \class SOPHYA::TMatrix
    1111  \ingroup TArray
    12   Class of matrixes
    13   \sa TArray
     12 
     13  The TMatrix class specializes the TArray class for representing
     14  two dimensional arrays as matrices. Matrix and vector operations,
     15  such as matrix multiplication or transposition is implemented.
     16  \b Matrix is a typedef for double precision floating point matrix ( TMatrix<r_8> ).
     17
     18  \sa SOPHYA::TArray  SOPHYA::TVector
     19  \sa SOPHYA::Range  \sa SOPHYA::Sequence
     20  \sa SOPHYA::MathArray  \sa SOPHYA::SimpleMatrixOperation
     21
     22  The following sample code illustrates vector-matrix multiplication
     23  and matrix inversion, using simple gauss inversion.
     24  \code
     25  #include "array.h"
     26  // ....
     27  int n = 5;      // Size of matrix and vectors here
     28  Matrix a(n,n); 
     29  a = RandomSequence(RandomSequence::Gaussian, 0., 2.5);
     30  Vector x(n);
     31  x = RegularSequence(1.,3.);
     32  Vector b = a*x;
     33  cout << " ----- Vector x = \n " << x << endl;
     34  cout << " ----- Vector b = a*x = \n " << b << endl;
     35  SimpleMatrixOperation<r_8> smo;
     36  Matrix inva = smo.Inverse(a);
     37  cout << " ----- Matrix Inverse(a) = \n " << inva << endl;
     38  cout << " ----- Matrix a*Inverse(a) = \n " << inva*a << endl;
     39  cout << " ----- Matrix Inverse(a)*b (=Inv(a)*a*x) = \n " << inva*b << endl;
     40  cout << " ----- Matrix x-Inverse(a)*b = (=0 ?)\n " << x-inva*b << endl; 
     41  \endcode
     42 
    1443 */
    1544
  • trunk/SophyaLib/TArray/tvector.cc

    r1624 r2267  
    1 // $Id: tvector.cc,v 1.14 2001-08-06 22:48:43 cmv Exp $
     1// $Id: tvector.cc,v 1.15 2002-11-15 09:35:44 ansari Exp $
    22//                         C.Magneville          04/99
    33#include "machdefs.h"
     
    99  \class SOPHYA::TVector
    1010  \ingroup TArray
    11   Class of vector (line or column)
    12   \sa TMatrix TArray
    13   */
     11
     12  The TVector class specializes the TMatrix class for representing
     13  row or column vectors.
     14
     15  \b Vector is a typedef for double precision floating point vectors ( TVector<r_8> ).
     16
     17  \sa SOPHYA::TArray SOPHYA::TMatrix
     18  \sa SOPHYA::Range SOPHYA::Sequence
     19  \sa SOPHYA::MathArray
     20
     21  The following sample code illustrates sub-vector manipulation:
     22  \code
     23  #include "array.h"
     24  // ...
     25  // Input Vector containing a noisy periodic signal
     26  Vector in(1024), out(1024);
     27  in = RandomSequence(RandomSequence::Gaussian, 0., 1.);
     28  for(int kk=0; kk<in.Size(); kk++)
     29    in(kk) += 2*sin(kk*0.05);
     30  // Compute the output vector by a simple low pass filter
     31  Vector out(1024);
     32  int w = 2;
     33  for(int k=w; k<in.Size()-w; k++)
     34    out(k) = in(Range(k-w, k+w).Sum()/(2.*w+1.);
     35  \endcode
     36*/
    1437
    1538////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
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