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more C++ questions


From: Andrey Romanenko
Subject: more C++ questions
Date: Wed, 25 Jun 2003 10:34:06 +0100 (WEST)

Hello,

Could anybody let me know how to perform an equivalent of
A=B.*C

in oct files, with A,B,C being matrices or vectors? I can do it
with loops but propably there is a better way to do that.

Is it possible to have,say, a column of a matrix as a lhs expression,
something like A.column(1)=... I need to to do something like

for i=1:5
   a(:,i)=f(a(:,i))
endfor
where f is a function.

What is the difference between Matrix::map() and Matrix::apply() methods?

Thank you very much!

Andrey




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