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In article <3C43D729.26CCEBFB@avalon-net.co.il>,
Eugene Arenhaus <eug### [at] avalon-netcoil> wrote:
> That's one possibility. A vector could be a class the instances of which
> know their component number, or there are other ways.
In CSDL there are currently these types:
scalar: double-precision floating point number.
3D vector: double-precision FP vector. Only 3D because various math
functions will rely on 3D points, if you need more you should use arrays
of scalars.
string: Just a basic string storage type, a String object to manipulate
them will be provided.
stream: I/O, as with strings, specialized objects using streams will be
provided.
object: Well, the object type.
function: Functions, with parameters and return values passed by
reference.
I also plan to have two kinds of arrays: a more compact kind which
stores one type, and an expanded kind which can store any type.
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Christopher James Huff <chr### [at] maccom>
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