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Function concatenate

function concatenate(Arg1 &&, Arg2 &&) base

template <index_t ConcatAxis = 0, input_expression Arg1, input_expression Arg2>
    requires expression_arguments<Arg1, Arg2>
KFR_INTRINSIC expression_concatenate<Arg1, Arg2, ConcatAxis> concatenate(Arg1&& arg1, Arg2&& arg2)

Creates an expression that concatenates two input expressions along the given axis.

Template parameters
ConcatAxis axis along which the expressions are joined (defaults to 0)
Parameters
arg1 first input expression
arg2 second input expression
Returns
an expression_concatenate

Fully qualified name: kfr::concatenate(Arg1 &&, Arg2 &&)

Declared at base/basic_expressions.hpp:1119

Function concatenate

function concatenate(Arg1 &&, Arg2 &&, Arg3 &&) base

template <index_t ConcatAxis = 0, input_expression Arg1, input_expression Arg2, input_expression Arg3>
    requires expression_arguments<Arg1, Arg2, Arg3>
KFR_INTRINSIC expression_concatenate<Arg1, expression_concatenate<Arg2, Arg3, ConcatAxis>, ConcatAxis>
concatenate(Arg1&& arg1, Arg2&& arg2, Arg3&& arg3)

Creates an expression that concatenates three input expressions along the given axis.

Template parameters
ConcatAxis axis along which the expressions are joined (defaults to 0)
Parameters
arg1 first input expression
arg2 second input expression
arg3 third input expression
Returns
an expression_concatenate

Fully qualified name: kfr::concatenate(Arg1 &&, Arg2 &&, Arg3 &&)

Declared at base/basic_expressions.hpp:1138

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