Re: valarray

Dear Tomasz,

You wrote:
>
> Have a look at TVectorD if you meant multiplication of numbers.

I've done it already. Unfortunately I can't find an appropriate function or an operator.

Double_t operator* (const TVectorD &source1,const TVectorD &source2);

and other operators are suitable for linear algebra operations but not in my case. There are some methods similar to std::valarray operators

void TVectorD::AddSomeConstant(Double_t val, const TVectorD& select);

TVectorD& TVectorD::Sqr();
TVectorD& TVectorD::Sqrt();
TVectorD& TVectorD::Invert(); // can be used instead of operator/()

However I don't see per element multiplication. Could you point me to the method producing the vector c as shown below

TVectorD a,b;
TVectorD c(a.GetNrows());
for (UInt_t i = 0; i < c.GetNrows(); ++i) {

    c[i] = a[i]*b[i];
}

I'm really sorry if I missed it in the reference.

-- 
Yours faithfully,
Maxim Nikulin



> Maxim Nikulin wrote:

> 

>> Hi,

>>

>> Is there a native ROOT class similar to STL std::valarray template?

>> I'm interested in e.g. element to element multiplication operator

>> (c = a*b means c[i] = a[i]*b[i]). Actually I prefer STL classes but in 

>> general ROOT behaves better with native classes.

>>

>> I found no valarray CINT library, although the headers are present. 

>> I've managed to build a dictionary with subset of valarray functions 

>> and operators but it's better to have the library "out of box". I 

>> can't say that writing correct LinkDef.h file was trivial problem and 

>> it's seems that generating dictionary for operators is missed in the 

>> ROOT Users Guide.

>>

>> I'm using ROOT-5.05/01, 2005-10-12 CVS HEAD, Fedora Core 2 Linux on 

>> Pentium IV PC. Of course I made cintdlls during ROOT installation.

>>