edu.buffalo.fs7.mathlib
Class UnaryOp

java.lang.Object
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  +--edu.buffalo.fs7.mathlib.MathObject
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        +--edu.buffalo.fs7.mathlib.Operator
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              +--edu.buffalo.fs7.mathlib.UnaryOp

All Implemented Interfaces:

java.lang.Cloneable

public class UnaryOp

extends Operator

Class representing an unary operator. Implemented are +,-,'(transpose), " (complex conjugate).

See Also:

Tokenizer, BinaryOp, Parse

Fields inherited from class edu.buffalo.fs7.mathlib.MathObject

mathlib

Constructor Summary

UnaryOp(char c)
creates a unary operator of the given type

Method Summary

MathObject	apply(Complex c1) applies the unary operator to a complex number
MathObject	apply(Gate g1) applies the unary operator to a gate object
MathObject	apply(MathObject o1) dispatch method.
MathObject	apply(Matrix m1) applies the unary operator to a matrix object
MathObject	apply(Vect v1) applies the unary operator to a vect object
boolean	leadingUnaryOp() returns whether the unary operator this object represents is a leading unary operator, i.e.
java.lang.String	toString() returns string representation of the operator

Methods inherited from class edu.buffalo.fs7.mathlib.MathObject

clone, toParseableString

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

UnaryOp

public UnaryOp(char c)

creates a unary operator of the given type

Method Detail

apply

public MathObject apply(MathObject o1)

dispatch method. Since at compile time the bindings are not known, the Parse class needs to have this generic method.

See Also:

BinaryOp.apply(MathObject, MathObject)

apply

public MathObject apply(Complex c1)

applies the unary operator to a complex number

apply

public MathObject apply(Vect v1)

applies the unary operator to a vect object

apply

public MathObject apply(Matrix m1)

applies the unary operator to a matrix object

apply

public MathObject apply(Gate g1)

applies the unary operator to a gate object

leadingUnaryOp

public boolean leadingUnaryOp()

returns whether the unary operator this object represents is a leading unary operator, i.e. +,-

toString

public java.lang.String toString()

returns string representation of the operator

Overrides:

toString in class MathObject

Following copied from class: edu.buffalo.fs7.mathlib.MathObject

See Also:

MathObject.toParseableString()