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ComplexDoubleFloatVector examples
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This domain creates a lisp simple array of machine complex doublefloats.
It provides one new function called qnew which takes an integer
that gives the array length.

NOTE: Unlike normal Axiom arrays the ComplexDoubleFloatVector arrays
are 0-based so the first element is 0. Axiom arrays normally
start at 1.

t1:CDFVEC:=qnew(5)
     [0.,0.,0.,0.,0.]

t1.1:=1.0+2*%i
     1. + 2. %i

t1
     [0.,1. + 2. %i,0.,0.,0.]

t1.0:=3.0+4.0*%i
     3. + 4. %i

t1

     [3. + 4. %i,1. + 2. %i,0.,0.,0.]

See Also:
o )help Float
o )help DoubleFloat
o )show ComplexDoubleFloatVector

