Vector<T>.MapWhereCore<U>(Func<Int32, T, Boolean>, Func<T, U>, Vector<U>) Method

Applies a function to the elements of a vector.

Definition

Namespace: Extreme.Mathematics
Assembly: Extreme.Numerics (in Extreme.Numerics.dll) Version: 8.1.23

C#

protected virtual Vector<U> MapWhereCore<U>(
	Func<int, T, bool> condition,
	Func<T, U> function,
	Vector<U> result
)

Visual Basic

Protected Overridable Function MapWhereCore(Of U) ( 
	condition As Func(Of Integer, T, Boolean),
	function As Func(Of T, U),
	result As Vector(Of U)
) As Vector(Of U)

C++/CLI

protected:
generic<typename U>
virtual Vector<U>^ MapWhereCore(
	Func<int, T, bool>^ condition, 
	Func<T, U>^ function, 
	Vector<U>^ result
)

F#

abstract MapWhereCore : 
        condition : Func<int, 'T, bool> * 
        function : Func<'T, 'U> * 
        result : Vector<'U> -> Vector<'U> 
override MapWhereCore : 
        condition : Func<int, 'T, bool> * 
        function : Func<'T, 'U> * 
        result : Vector<'U> -> Vector<'U>

Parameters

condition Func<Int32, T, Boolean>: A predicate that computes whether a value should be mapped based on the index and value of the element.
function Func<T, U>: A delegate that represents a function of one variable
result Vector<U>: The vector that is to hold the result. May be null.

Type Parameters

U

Return Value

Vector<U>
The vector result.

See Also

Reference

Vector<T> Class

MapWhereCore Overload

Extreme.Mathematics Namespace