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From: speedsnaii
Date: 2003-03-04 15:28:01
Hi,
*) First question:
I am trying to get a reference to data of a container in the
following way:
matrix<double> m(3,3);
vector<double>& v(m.column(2));
But this seems not to be possible.
Is there a way to achieve this behaviour?
What I basically want to achive is having functor object that holds a
reference to a row/column of my container matrix.
>From my questions about argument types I know that m.column(2) is a
kind of
an expression. How can I get the underlying reference to data if
there even
is one?
*) Second question:
matrix<double> m(10,3);
... fill the matrix ...
matrix<double>::iterator it; // wrong this does not work!!
for (it = m.column(2).begin(); it != m.colum(2).end(); ++it) {
cout << *it << " " << foo(*it) << endl;
}
How would I declare my iterator? I understand when I use
std::library-algorithms the automatic template parameter defer will
give me
the correct type from begin(). But in my case how should I declare the
iterator?
Thank you for help.
Roland
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