const MV_Vector_double MV_Vector_double::operator()(const MV_VecIndex &I) const
{
// check that index is not out of bounds
//
if (I.all())
return MV_Vector_double(p_, dim_, MV_Vector_::ref);
else
{
if ( I.end() >= dim_)
{
std::cerr << "MV_VecIndex: (" << I.start() << ":" << I.end() <<
") too big for matrix (0:" << dim_ - 1 << ") " << "\n";
exit(1);
}
return MV_Vector_double(p_+ I.start(), I.end() - I.start() + 1,
MV_Vector_::ref);
}
}
const MV_ColMat MV_ColMat::operator()(const MV_VecIndex &I,
const MV_VecIndex &J) const
{
cerr << "Const operator()(MV_VecIndex, MV_VecIndex) called " << endl;
// check that index is not out of bounds
//
if (I.end() >= dim0_ || J.end() >= dim1_)
{
cerr << "Matrix index: (" << I.start() << ":" << I.end()
<< "," << J.start() << ":" << J.end()
<< ") not a subset of (0:" << dim0_ - 1 << ", 0:"
<< dim1_-1 << ") " << endl;
exit(1);
}
// this automatically returns a reference. we need to
// "cast away" constness here, so the &v_[] arg will
// not cause a compiler error.
//
MV_ColMat *t = (MV_ColMat*) this;
return MV_ColMat(&(t->v_[J.start()*lda_ + I.start()]),
I.end() - I.start() + 1,
J.end() - J.start() + 1, lda_, MV_Matrix_::ref);
}
MV_ColMat MV_ColMat::operator()(const MV_VecIndex &I, const MV_VecIndex &J)
{
// check that index is not out of bounds
//
if (I.end() >= dim0_ || J.end() >= dim1_)
{
cerr << "Matrix index: (" << I.start() << ":" << I.end()
<< "," << J.start() << ":" << J.end()
<< ") not a subset of (0:" << dim0_ - 1 << ", 0:"
<< dim1_-1 << ") " << endl;
exit(1);
}
// this automatically returns a reference
//
return MV_ColMat(&v_[J.start()*lda_ + I.start()],
I.end() - I.start() + 1,
J.end() - J.start() + 1, lda_, MV_Matrix_::ref);
}
