#8094: shortcuts properties for matrix transpose, complex conjugate, conjugate
transpose, and inverse
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   Reporter:  schilly         |          Owner:  was                            
         
       Type:  enhancement     |         Status:  needs_review                   
         
   Priority:  major           |      Milestone:  sage-4.7.2                     
         
  Component:  linear algebra  |       Keywords:                                 
         
Work_issues:                  |       Upstream:  N/A                            
         
   Reviewer:  Rob Beezer      |         Author:  Harald Schilly, Jason Grout, 
Martin Raum
     Merged:                  |   Dependencies:                                 
         
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Changes (by newvalueoldvalue):

  * reviewer:  => Rob Beezer
  * author:  => Harald Schilly, Jason Grout, Martin Raum


Old description:

> The aim is to enhance the `/sage/matrix/matrix2.pyx` file with cython's
> properties to call `self.transpose()` and other methods more quickly. A
> shortcut like` self.T` is resolved to `self.transpose()`. Shortcuts
> should be similar to other environments like `numpy`.  Shortcuts added
> are:
>
>   * m.T -> m.transpose()
>   * m.I -> m.inverse()
>   * m.C -> m.conjugate()
>   * m.H -> m.conjugate().transpose()
>
> Notes: [http://docs.python.org/reference/datamodel.html#customizing-
> attribute-access python data model],
> [http://docs.cython.org/src/userguide/extension_types.html#properties
> Cython's properties]

New description:

 The aim is to enhance the `/sage/matrix/matrix2.pyx` file with cython's
 properties to call `self.transpose()` and other methods more quickly. A
 shortcut like` self.T` is resolved to `self.transpose()`. Shortcuts should
 be similar to other environments like `numpy`.  Shortcuts added are:

   * m.T -> m.transpose()
   * m.I -> m.inverse()
   * m.C -> m.conjugate()
   * m.H -> m.conjugate().transpose()

 Notes: [http://docs.python.org/reference/datamodel.html#customizing-
 attribute-access python data model],
 [http://docs.cython.org/src/userguide/extension_types.html#properties
 Cython's properties]

 '''Apply''':

   1. [attachment:8094-shortcut-matrix-transpose.patch]
   1. [attachment:trac-8094_matrix_shortcut_docs_reviewer2.patch]
   1. [attachment:trac_8094-matrix-properties-more-documentation.patch]

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Comment:

 These are some of the earliest entries in the reference manual for
 {{{sage/matrix/matrix2.pyx}}}, so I think the documentation should include
 some examples, especially since the syntax is different (no parentheses).
 However, INPUT and OUTPUT blocks feel like make-work, so I have not
 included that.

 I can give a positive review to everything up to my latest patch.  If
 somebody would review my (documentation-only) changes, this could be done.

 Rob

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