Fix shallow copy in getEntries
and introduce new method
#104
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Overview
This pull request addresses two key improvements to the matrix data access functionalities:
Fix shallow copy in
getEntries
:The
getEntries
method originally returned a reference to the internal matrix data, potentially leading to unintended modifications. This change ensures a deep copy is returned, preserving data integrity.Introduce
getReadOnlyEntries
method:This new method provides a read-only view of the matrix entries, preventing accidental modifications and enhancing data security.
Changes Made
getEntries
MethodgetEntries
utilizesMatrixUtils.deepCopyOf
for efficient and reliable copying.getReadOnlyEntries
MethodgetReadOnlyEntries
method that returns an unmodifiable view of the matrix elements. This method leveragesArrays.stream
andCollections.unmodifiableList
API to create the read-only structure.Note
Both methods have been thoroughly tested to ensure their correctness and stability.
Summary
This pull request improves data integrity and security by addressing the shallow copy issue (#103) and providing a read-only access method. It also enhances the API with clear documentation for both methods.