mathed.types.vector

Implementation of vector as a list of values. Features:

1. All vector actions is checked at compile time
2. Vector contains only it's data, and nothing additional
3. Almost all vector actions is pure and nothrow
4. Vector can have one- and multiletter accessors

Usage: Create vector as in documentation below and treat it like a simple array (if you want to take some data from vector or put it in) or number (if you need to do some mathematical actions with vector).

Vector can have accessor - a named property method returning one of vector element. Accessor can be two types:

1. One-letter accessor. To create vector with this type you should create vector like that:

   auto vec = Vector!(int, 2, "xy")(10, 20);

   Then you can call vector accessor:

   assert (vec.x == 10);

2. Multiletter accessor. To create vector with this type you should create vector like that:

   auto vec = Vector!(int, 2, "col,row")(10, 20);

   Accessor delimiter in the accessors string should be ",". Then you can call vector accessor:

   assert (vec.col == 10);

Vector also has Orientation - a string that defines vector orientation: horizontal or vertical. It is needed only when vector is converted to matrix and by default is horizontal.