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Eric Barnhill updated NUMBERS-72:
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    Description: 
Now that the Complex constructor is private, arrays of Complex objects break. 
So, it is no longer backwards-compatible with most of my Complex code.

If we are not concerned about backwards compatibility with commons-math, I 
propose we add a method in Complex or ComplexUtils taking array dimensions, 
e.g. "complexArray(5, 4, 3)" returning the result of the previous "new 
Complex[5][4][3]" (though slightly better as the Complex objects can all be 
initialized to 0,0).

 

EDIT: it will have to be in the Complex class if the constructor is private. So 
I will add this.

  was:
Now that the Complex constructor is private, arrays of Complex objects break. 
So, it is no longer backwards-compatible with most of my Complex code.

If we are not concerned about backwards compatibility with commons-math, I 
propose we add a method in Complex or ComplexUtils taking array dimensions, 
e.g. "complexArray(5, 4, 3)" returning the result of the previous "new 
Complex[5][4][3]" (though slightly better as the Complex objects can all be 
initialized to 0,0).


> Initialization of Complex arrays
> --------------------------------
>
>                 Key: NUMBERS-72
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NUMBERS-72
>             Project: Commons Numbers
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>            Reporter: Eric Barnhill
>            Priority: Minor
>
> Now that the Complex constructor is private, arrays of Complex objects break. 
> So, it is no longer backwards-compatible with most of my Complex code.
> If we are not concerned about backwards compatibility with commons-math, I 
> propose we add a method in Complex or ComplexUtils taking array dimensions, 
> e.g. "complexArray(5, 4, 3)" returning the result of the previous "new 
> Complex[5][4][3]" (though slightly better as the Complex objects can all be 
> initialized to 0,0).
>  
> EDIT: it will have to be in the Complex class if the constructor is private. 
> So I will add this.



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