Re: [Slib-discuss] arrays

[glbrune]

Thank you very much for the examples.

In the case of the mapping functions, I saw that it also helps if I  
check the order of the parameters in the sources.

Best regards

Gian Luca Brunetti


Def. Quota Aubrey Jaffer <address@hidden>:

>  | Date: Sun, 25 Sep 2011 14:20:20 +0200
>  | From: address@hidden
>  |
>  | I am looking for simple examples about the use of the most basic
>  | functions in the arrays packages in Slib ('array, 'subarray,
>  | 'array-for-each and 'array-interpolate). I would be very grateful
>  | if someone could point me to some of them.
>
> (define ra (make-array (A:floR64b) 5 7)) makes a five by seven array
> of uninitialized 64-bit floating-point real numbers.
>
> (define ra (make-array (A:fixZ32b -1) 5 7)) makes a five by seven
> array of 32-bit integers, all set to -1.
>
> (define ra (make-array (vector #t) 5 7)) makes a five by seven
> array of Scheme values, all set to #t.
>
> (array-ref ra 0 6) returns the last column of the first row.
>
> (array-set! ra 88 0 6) sets the last column of the first row to 88.
> Notice that the argument after RA is the new value.
>
> http://people.csail.mit.edu/jaffer/ has examples for the subarray,
> array-for-each and array-interpolate modules.
>
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