possibly the problem is some accidental result in the code - after all
i. is a list of real positive integers and the extention to i: is
supposed to list real positive and negative integers. I should think
that when dealing with complex numbers, i. and i: should be flagged as
an error OR ignore the j component and treat as reals. OR list a table
of all (i.10)j0 0j1; 1j0.1j1; etc to 9j0, 9j1
which may be or more useful.-I can see evaluating things such as
electric fields- at some definite x,y positions expressed as xjy.
Don
On 20/03/2014 11:22 PM, Raul Miller wrote:
i: 10j2
_10 0 10
i. 10j2
|domain error
Not quite sure why we can use complex numbers with i: but not i.
Of course it might also be useful to specify the step size instead of the
number of steps. But !. could be used for that:
i.!.2]10
|domain error
Curious...
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