For a list of all members of this type, see BooleanVector members.
| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
 | And | Returns the pointwise logical AND of two BooleanVector instances. |
| BitwiseAnd | Returns the pointwise logical AND of two BooleanVector instances. |
| BitwiseOr | Returns the pointwise logical OR of two BooleanVector instances. |
| Clone | Returns a copy of the BooleanVector instance. |
| CopyTo | Overloaded. Overridden. Copies the base BooleanVector to an array starting at a particular index. |
| Equals | Overloaded. Compares the BooleanVector with x for equality. |
| GetEnumerator | Overridden. Returns an enumerator for the BooleanVector. |
| GetHashCode | Returns hash code for the BooleanVector. |
| IsColumn | Determines whether the MatrixBase is a column MatrixBase. (Inherited from Infragistics.Math.MatrixBase) |
| IsEmpty | Determines whether the MatrixBase is empty. (Inherited from Infragistics.Math.MatrixBase) |
| IsRow | Determines whether the MatrixBase is a row MatrixBase. (Inherited from Infragistics.Math.MatrixBase) |
| IsSquare | Determines whether the MatrixBase is square. (Inherited from Infragistics.Math.MatrixBase) |
| IsTwoDimensional | Determines if the MatrixBase has exactly two dimensions. (Inherited from Infragistics.Math.MatrixBase) |
| IsUnitary | Determines whether the MatrixBase is unitary. (Inherited from Infragistics.Math.MatrixBase) |
| LogicalNot | Returns the pointwise NOT of the BooleanVector. |
| Or | Returns the pointwise logical OR of two BooleanVector instances. |
| Reverse | Modifies a BooleanVector by reversing the order of its elements. |
| Sort | Modifies the BooleanVector by sorting the elements by value in ascending order. |
| Squeeze | Removes unitary dimensions from MatrixBase instances with greater than two dimensions. (Inherited from Infragistics.Math.MatrixBase) |
| ToString | Returns the string representation of a BooleanVector. |
| Transpose | Modifies a BooleanVector by switching its orientation. A row BooleanVector is converted to a column BooleanVector and vice versa. |