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J/Link
User Guide
Calling Java from
Mathematica
in
J/Link
User Guide
Tutorials
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Java Connection Management
More About
AllowRaggedArrays
AllowRaggedArrays
[
True
]
lets you pass ragged (i.e., non rectangular) arrays to Java.
AllowRaggedArrays
[
False
]
restores the default behavior.
MORE INFORMATION
To use
AllowRaggedArrays
, you first need to load
J/Link
using
Needs["JLink`"]
.
With
AllowRaggedArrays
[
True
]
, a method that takes
int[][]
could be passed
{{1, 2}, {3}}
.
AllowRaggedArrays
[
True
]
can drastically reduce the speed with which large arrays are passed back and forth between
Mathematica
and Java.
SEE ALSO
$RelaxedTypeChecking
TUTORIALS
J/Link
User Guide
Calling Java from
Mathematica
in
J/Link
User Guide
MORE ABOUT
Java Connection Management
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