Yes, this is all clear. Joel
Hi,
In C++ or in MATLAB I would use static member functions to keep the
constructors nice and simple, e.g.
class MyMatrix {
public:
static MyMatrix zeros(int n, int m);
static MyMatrix ones(int n, int m);
static MyMatrix eye(int n);
...
};
Which allows me to create class instances
Hi!
I'm new to Julia and am trying to figure out the syntax for calling static
methods in via PyCall. The following works fine in Python:
import casadi as c
x = c.MX.sym(x,2,2)
c.gradient(c.det(x),x)
% Out[8]: MX((det(x)*inv(x)'))
I'm trying to do the same in Julia via PyCall, but it fails on
Great thanks! Mighty impressed that it actually works! Congrats! Looking
forward to that . overload!
Joel
On Wednesday, May 7, 2014 5:23:20 PM UTC+2, Steven G. Johnson wrote:
The problem is that @pyimport is deciding that c.MX is a function (the
constructor for the MX type), and is
