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I would like to use the [ , ]-operator for eigen_matrix to get and set elements.
I saw that there is already an attempt in the code to achieve that, but unfortunately, newTernaryOperator seems to be missing.
So I tried to get the input for a statement like this mat[0,1] by utilizing the getMember function for the MatrixTypeInfo.
Using the following cast, I am able to get the first index in this case 0, but not the second one.
I would like to use the [ , ]-operator for eigen_matrix to get and set elements.
I saw that there is already an attempt in the code to achieve that, but unfortunately, newTernaryOperator seems to be missing.
So I tried to get the input for a statement like this
mat[0,1]
by utilizing the getMember function for the MatrixTypeInfo.Using the following cast, I am able to get the first index in this case
0
, but not the second one.I don't know if it makes sense this way... Perhaps someone could point me in the right direction :)
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