I've updated my update to the matrix extension by allowing the new map
reporter primitive to take multiple matrices just as the NetLogo map
primitive can take multiple lists.
Great!
I've also added a map-in-place command primitive that replaces its
single matrix argument with the new matrix.
What's the use case you're trying to address with `map-in-place`?
Jason Bertsche
Senior Software Developer - NetLogo
On 02/19/2014 07:31 PM, Charles wrote:
A question about design. I've updated my update to the matrix
extension by allowing the new map reporter primitive to take multiple
matrices just as the NetLogo map primitive can take multiple lists.
I've also added a map-in-place command primitive that replaces its
single matrix argument with the new matrix. It would be trivial to
allow map-in-place to take multiple matrices and to replace the first
one in the list. But this makes me uneasy. It seems to me to be
courting confusion and errors, and doing things in place seems out of
keeping with most NetLogo primitives.
Any thoughts?
Charles
On Monday, February 17, 2014 4:24:08 PM UTC-5, Charles wrote:
Seth's comment in Stack Overflow about the usefulness of a map
primitive in the matrix extension led me to add one, matrix:map
task matrix. In the process, I did some updating to use
jama-1.0.3 rather than 1.0.2 and made some minor non-substantive
changes to the code to make my compiler happy. I forked the
original code off of the github NetLogo site to my own github
account, but now that I've made the changes, I'm not sure what to
do next. As a bundled extension I can't put it out there myself,
and I assume that even if the changes were useful for a large
enough audience, there would be a good bit of checking that you
all would want to do. Indeed, I'm not really clear on how I would
push this back to you if it were useful. So, I'm looking for
advice on next steps, although if that is to just use it myself,
that's fine too.
Charles
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