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Dear Mr. Eigen,
What's the best way to copy an Eigen::Vector into a std::vector?
I'd use
	std::copy(evec.begin(), evec.end(), stdvec.begin());
if Eigen supported begin and and, but it doesn't seem to.  I don't  
know what Eigen's start() and end() are supposed to do, but the  
following doesn't compile:
#include <algorithm>
#include <vector>
#include "Eigen/Core"
int main() {
    Eigen::VectorXd evec(10);
    std::vector<double> stdvec(10);
    std::copy(evec.start(), evec.end(), stdvec.begin());
}
although the doxygen docs refer to start(void).
I see the headers Eigen/StdVec and Eigen/NewStdVec, but they don't  
seem to do what I want.
				R