What's new

v 1.19:

• new command objarray extract

v 1.18:

• new command objarray swap

• new command objarray permute

• new command objarray new_structured_connectivities

• new command objarray new_structured_coordinates

• new command objarray new_n_from_increment to create n items starting from a value and increment

• new command objarray resize

• new command objarray remove

• objarray set now allows to set multiple <n> values of index, index+1, index+<n>

• objarray reverse now allows <blocksize> to reverse considering as blocks of this size

• objarray search now allows -start <index> to start finding from this index

v 1.17 : objarray range allow index <0 or >n then become 0 and n, acting like Tcl standard lrange command.

v 1.16 : new command objarray replace_value

v 1.15 :

• objarray set allow 'nan' special value

• -binary <data>

• proc objarray_map { dst_objarray_type lambda lst_arrays }

v 1.14 : new command foreach to simplify and to loop faster over all items of the array.

v 1.13 : new command vector_sum to return a vector sum of other 'n' vectors (but it is not a reduction sum).

v 1.12 :

• new -binary <data> option when creating objarrays

• added new 'get_binary' option to get the byte representation of the objarray.

v 1.11 :

• new commands translate and rotate, for arrays representing xyz coordinates.

• Efficiency enhanced of replace command.

v 1.10 :

• new command snap to force values close (with tolerance) to a target.

• new commands minimum/maximum -index sub-option.

v 1.9 : new command reverse

v 1.8 :

• incr <index> sub-option.

• Some commands parallelized with OpenMP

v 1.7 : scale, minimum, maximum, renumber

v 1.5 :

• boolean intersection, union and subtraction.

• objarray new and objarray set modified to allow set all values from a list of values.

v 1.4 : search

v 1.3 : insert and replace