Hello.
This is crucial to my project yet I have to admit I've hit a brick wall and cannot figure this out...
Let's say there is an object X and a defined transformation function transf().
Now there may be a need to directly transform my object - it would be transf(X) - and that works perfectly fine.
There may be a need to transform my object one step "deeper" - it would be vectorized transf(X) - and that works perfectly fine as well.
However how about transforming my object N steps "deeper"? Like generating all such results:
Objects' structure is not known beforehand and is not fixed so I cannot write loops (while, for). Vectorization, recurssion has to be the answer... If it was C++ I would pass "memory address" and alter different portion of my object that way, but I'm not aware of a similar concept in Mathcad.
Not sure what you meant by that loop or, more specifically, how would one be able to initiate iterations in a single loop, but I think I'm starting to get the idea (by looking at shapeOf) and I wrote
Which seems to work...
Wow, I guess it's good to ask something anonymously on the internet because I feel embarassed right now 
Pranas Pranas wrote:
Not sure what you meant by that loop or, more specifically, how would one be able to initiate iterations in a single loop, but I think I'm starting to get the idea (by looking at shapeOf) and I wrote
Which seems to work...
Wow, I guess it's good to ask something anonymously on the internet because I feel embarassed right now
Yes, that will work ... The Recursion is strong with this one.
I had a few specific cases in mind when breaking it down into a loop (depending upon what you wanted to do with the results, but the vectorization will work as shown (if you trust your depth control, otherwise you might want to add an 'on error' handler when you do the function call and/or put an 'IsObject' check in).
Stuart
