Let me reask this question that recived now answer yet:
In code for TMatrix operator =
if the target matrix is not compatible with source matrix you silentely
do nothing.
I would have imagined that we must distroy the target matrix and create
a new one with correct dimention?
Or at least issue a warning message?
Anybody can explain me the reason and is this behaviour also implicit in
other part of root code?
Is this common practise in C++?
TMatrix &TMatrix::operator=(const TMatrix &source)
{
if (this != &source && AreCompatible(*this, source)) {
TObject::operator=(source);
memcpy(fElements, source.fElements, fNelems*sizeof(Real_t));
}
return *this;
}
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