Closed clvcooke closed 9 years ago
For any arbitrary matrix m, you can call m.transpose() which will return the transpose of m.
I was sort of being stupid, that makes sense. But it led me to the question I asked about porting the functions to a different file. More for making the code cleaner than anything.
As of now we cannot take the transpose of an arbirtrary input matrix, it can only take the transpose of the current matrix. This functionality would be very useful for calculating the inverse of a matrix.