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Small question for anyone who cares:

 Sets have the ForEach function, which takes an Action.  I've been dinking around trying to see how to perform a Cosine of a Set<Complex> using the ForEach function.  Utter failure so far.

 Is this even the appropriate way to go about it?  Or is there a better way to make an 'array' of Complex numbers and perform inline operations on them?  Think Matlab style array calculations...

Stuff like: (totally random Matlab code, just for example's sake)

t=0:6e-6:(1024-1)*6e-6;

f= 1e6;

power(1:1024) = sqrt(10^(-30/10) * 50 * 0.001);

result = powers.*cos(2.*pi.*f.*t);

Thanks-

j.

For the cosine you could use the ConvertAll Method, but that creates a new list instead of doing it inplace. ConvertAll doesn't work for the matlab ".*" operation though. The Matrix type supports it with the ArrayMultiply method, but has no method similar to ConvertAll. But we can certainly add such support for such scenarios.