made list_to_matrix support empty inputs on matrices with static sizes#1309
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made list_to_matrix support empty inputs on matrices with static sizes#1309alecjacobson merged 9 commits intolibigl:devfrom
alecjacobson merged 9 commits intolibigl:devfrom
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I personally think an assertion failure here should be triggered since you cannot really expect to transform an empty vector into a matrix with random values. |
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Eigen dislikes resizing to (0,0) when a matrix has a static size in some dimension due to an assert.
list_to_matrix now bypasses this assert by checking the RowsAtCompileTime/ColsAtCompileTime and passing in the value that Eigen wants to see.
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