#include <NestedFunction.h>

Inheritance diagram for rl::math::NestedFunction< T2, T >:

Public Member Functions
	NestedFunction (const Function< T2 > &inner, const Function< T > &outer)

virtual	~NestedFunction ()

NestedFunction *	clone () const

T	operator() (const Real &x, const ::std::size_t &derivative=0) const
	Evaluates the function or a derivative thereof for a given value x. More...

Public Member Functions inherited from rl::math::Function< T >
	Function ()

virtual	~Function ()

Real	duration () const

Real &	lower ()

const Real &	lower () const

Real &	upper ()

const Real &	upper () const

Private Attributes
const Function< T2 > &	inner

const Function< T > &	outer

Additional Inherited Members
Protected Attributes inherited from rl::math::Function< T >
Real	x0

Real	x1

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ NestedFunction()

template<typename T2 , typename T >

rl::math::NestedFunction< T2, T >::NestedFunction	(	const Function< T2 > &	inner,
		const Function< T > &	outer
	)

inline

◆ ~NestedFunction()

template<typename T2 , typename T >

virtual rl::math::NestedFunction< T2, T >::~NestedFunction ( )

inlinevirtual

Member Function Documentation

◆ clone()

template<typename T2 , typename T >

NestedFunction* rl::math::NestedFunction< T2, T >::clone ( ) const

inlinevirtual

Implements rl::math::Function< T >.

◆ operator()()

template<typename T2 , typename T >

T rl::math::NestedFunction< T2, T >::operator()	(	const Real &	x,
		const ::std::size_t &	derivative = `0`
	)		const

inlinevirtual

Evaluates the function or a derivative thereof for a given value x.

Some functions are only defined in the interval [lower(), upper()], and fail to evaluate outside of [lower() - FUNCTION_BOUNDARY, upper() + FUNCTION_BOUNDARY]. In Debug mode, this is signaled by failing asserts. In Release mode, the function is evaluated if algebraically possible, or will return an empty ArrayX otherwise. Some functions are not indefinitely often differentiable, and will return a NaN array for all higher orders.

Parameters