Hi,
I know this is an old project, but I really like using Lua and this appears to be a very useful addition.
I especially like the concatenative programming style.
After downloading NumericLua0.2.1 I have a few very basic questions:
Q1. Is there a newer release of numlua compiled for Windows? Version 0.3 is required to use numextra.
Q2. With either version; is it possible to extract a row (r = M:copy():row(3)), modify (r = r - matrix.fromtable({{ 2, 3, 4}})), and then re-assign back into the original (M:col(3) = r). I want to store object coordinates in rows and then apply move/magnify/shear/rotate transformations. I keep getting errors assigning r or r:transpose().
My background is in medicine (surgery), so some simple examples would be very welcome.
Kind Regards Gavin Holt
PS. Sorry I do not have, nor want to maintain, a compiler.
Hi,
I know this is an old project, but I really like using Lua and this appears to be a very useful addition.
I especially like the concatenative programming style.
After downloading NumericLua0.2.1 I have a few very basic questions:
Q1. Is there a newer release of numlua compiled for Windows? Version 0.3 is required to use numextra.
Q2. With either version; is it possible to extract a row (
r = M:copy():row(3)), modify (r = r - matrix.fromtable({{ 2, 3, 4}})), and then re-assign back into the original (M:col(3) = r). I want to store object coordinates in rows and then apply move/magnify/shear/rotate transformations. I keep getting errors assigningrorr:transpose().My background is in medicine (surgery), so some simple examples would be very welcome.
Kind Regards Gavin Holt
PS. Sorry I do not have, nor want to maintain, a compiler.