public class Dot extends AbstractNonOrderlessArgMultiple
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Dot() |
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IExpr |
e2ObjArg(IExpr o0,
IExpr o1)
Evaluate the function for the 2 given expressions.
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IExpr |
numericEval(IAST ast,
EvalEngine engine)
Numeric evaluation of a function.
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void |
setUp(ISymbol symbol)
Evaluate built-in rules and define Attributes for a function.
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evaluatebinaryOperator, e2ApcomplexArg, e2ApfloatArg, e2ComArg, e2DblArg, e2DblComArg, e2FraArg, e2FunArg, e2IntArg, e2SymArg, eComFraArg, eComIntArg, eFunIntArgcreateRuleFromMethod, getNormalizedNegativeExpression, getNormalizedNegativeExpression, getPeriodicParts, getPureImaginaryPart, getRuleAST, initSerializedRules, isNegativeExpressionpublic IExpr e2ObjArg(IExpr o0, IExpr o1)
AbstractArg2e2ObjArg in class AbstractArg2F#NIL if no evaluation is possible.public IExpr numericEval(IAST ast, EvalEngine engine)
AbstractEvaluatorast.get(0) (or alternatively ast.head()) contains the head
(i.e. the function symbol) of this abstract syntax tree (AST). ast.arg1() to ast.get(n) the ast contains the first to n-th argument of the
function (alternatively you get the first to fifth argument with the methods arg1(), arg2(),...
arg5()).Validate class to check the number or types of arguments in the evaluate
method.numericEval in interface IFunctionEvaluatornumericEval in class AbstractEvaluatorast - the abstract syntax tree (AST) which should be evaluatedengine - the users current evaluation enginenull, if evaluation isn't possibleValidate,
IExpr.head(),
IAST.arg1(),
IAST.arg2(),
IAST.arg3()public void setUp(ISymbol symbol)
AbstractFunctionEvaluatorsetUp in interface IEvaluatorsetUp in class AbstractFunctionEvaluatorsymbol - the symbol which should be set up