The class nalgebra::base::matrix::Matrix implements a function scale which can scale every entry with a real variable.
In my case I want to scale the matrix with its underlying field (in my case a complex number).
The best/convenient way I found to do that is to create an identity matrix and multiply both of them, but this seems very expensive.
Is there a reason why scale only supprots real fields and not the type T of the matrix?
The class
nalgebra::base::matrix::Matriximplements a functionscalewhich can scale every entry with a real variable. In my case I want to scale the matrix with its underlying field (in my case a complex number). The best/convenient way I found to do that is to create an identity matrix and multiply both of them, but this seems very expensive. Is there a reason why scale only supprots real fields and not the type T of the matrix?