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Set imaginary data pointer for mxArray
Fortran Syntax
Arguments
pi
Pointer to the first element of an array. Each element in the array contains the imaginary component of a value. The array must be in dynamic memory; call mxCalloc to allocate this dynamic memory. If pi points to static memory, memory errors will result when the array is destroyed.
Description
Use mxSetImagData to set the imaginary data of the specified mxArray.
Most mxCreate* functions optionally allocate heap space to hold imaginary data. If you tell an mxCreate* function to allocate heap space (for example, by setting the ComplexFlag to COMPLEX = 1 or by setting pi to a nonzero value), then you do not ordinarily use mxSetImagData to initialize the created mxArray's imaginary elements. Rather, you call mxSetImagData to replace the initial imaginary values with new ones.
Free the memory used by pi by calling mxDestroyArray to destroy the entire mxArray.
mxSetImagData is equivalent to using mxSetPi.
See Also
mxSetData, mxGetImagData, mxGetData, mxSetPi
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