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User Guide
Calling Java from
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in
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Java Connection Management
More About
$RelaxedTypeChecking
$RelaxedTypeChecking
is a flag that can be set to
True
to speed up the validation performed in
Mathematica
(via pattern tests) on arrays of data being sent as arguments to Java calls.
MORE INFORMATION
To use
$RelaxedTypeChecking
, you first need to load
J/Link
using
Needs["JLink`"]
.
For a very large matrix, it can be expensive to test that it is, for instance, a rectangular matrix of integers before it is sent to Java.
This process is made faster by making the tests much less strict, so you must make sure that you pass methods exactly the arguments they expect.
The default value is
False
.
You can set and reset the value whenever you want; a typical use would be
Block
[{$RelaxedTypeChecking =
True
},
methodcall
[
matrix
]]
.
SEE ALSO
AllowRaggedArrays
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