PlainObjectBase::Map(data,stride) and similar should get a default parameter for stride, so they can be called without specifying "stride" when the outer/inner template parameters are provided. That makes it more consistent with Map::Map().
This had been fixed a while ago. The following (and similar) work at least with Eigen 3.2 and later: double* data; Map<Vector3d, Unaligned, InnerStride<2> > map1(data); Map<VectorXd, Unaligned, InnerStride<2> > map2(data,3); Map<MatrixXd, Unaligned, OuterStride<10> > map3(data, 2, 2);
Ok, misunderstanding. I guess you meant to write things like: MatrixXd::Map<2,1>(data, 2,2 /* implicit Stride<2,1>() here */); Not sure if that is really a good idea. But I'll reopen that for now.
hm, you're supposed to call them like this: MatrixXd::Map(data, 2,2 Stride<2,1>() ); This is more readable, and this allows you to use shortcuts, like: MatrixXd::Map(data, 2,2 OuterStride<2>() );
I improved the doc with an example, this should be good enough: https://bitbucket.org/eigen/eigen/commits/18be685e28cb/ Summary: Bug 336: improve doc for PlainObjectBase::Map
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