\brief Reports whether previous computation was successful. * * \returns \c Success if computation was succesful, \c NoConvergence otherwi

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Must be call first when calling Eigen from multiple threads */

\returns the pointer increment between two consecutive elements within a slice in the inner direction. * * \sa outerStride(), rowStride(),

\sa MapBase::innerStride() */

\returns the inverse of the matrix of which *this is the LU decomposition. * * \warning The matrix being decomposed here is assumed to be

true iff cell lifespan \in (-inf,t)

Returns whether the given character is a [0-9] character.

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Returns whether the given character is a whitespace character.

\returns the kernel of the matrix, also called its null-space. The columns of the returned matrix * will form a basis of the kernel. *

not initialized, but it's ok

Turns the matrix into the \em compressed format. */

\returns an expression of the matrix L, internally stored as supernodes * The only operation available with this expression is the triangular so

\returns an expression of the factor L */

\returns a view of the lower triangular matrix L */

\returns an expression of the factor U (= L^*) */

\returns a view of the upper triangular matrix U */

In case of not a single vertex

\returns the max number of threads reserved for Eigen * \sa setNbThreads */

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\returns a row (or column) vector expression of the norm * of each column (or row) of the referenced expression. * * Example: \inclu

\returns an expression where each column of row of the referenced matrix are normalized. * The referenced matrix is \b not modified. * \sa

* Return the number of supernodes */

Cycles

\returns the pointer increment between two consecutive inner slices (for example, between two consecutive columns * in a column-major m

Parses color from string, will probably be moved to a class like CSSColor This implements the most of the W3 specifications found at https://www.w3.or

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Basic CSS style-attribute parsing. This is not fully compliant (e.g., presence of comments, or semicolon within quoted strings), but should work in mo

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