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This request doesn't really have any justification in the pure linear algebra world, but I have run into a use case where I want to treat 3 columns of a 3x3 matrix as vectors. This 3x3 matrix is constructed from 3 column vectors so that I can easily multiply it by another 3x3 rotation matrix (rotating the 3 vectors in one operation). The issue is that I'd still like to operate on the individual columns of the matrix. It would be convenient if there were methods similar to the columnAdd/rowAdd methods and friends that took a row/column index and a vector as arguments.
This request doesn't really have any justification in the pure linear algebra world, but I have run into a use case where I want to treat 3 columns of a 3x3 matrix as vectors. This 3x3 matrix is constructed from 3 column vectors so that I can easily multiply it by another 3x3 rotation matrix (rotating the 3 vectors in one operation). The issue is that I'd still like to operate on the individual columns of the matrix. It would be convenient if there were methods similar to the
columnAdd/rowAdd
methods and friends that took a row/column index and a vector as arguments.Currently I'm doing this instead:
Which isn't much more trouble to write, it's just less clear what's going on.
Understandable if it's preferred to not add these kinds of methods.
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