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Subject: [Boost-users] [multi_array] How to specify degenerate at runtime?
From: Anton Daneyko (self_at_[hidden])
Date: 2011-12-12 18:24:08
Greetings to Boosters,
I have a 3D multi_array and I would like to make 2D slices using dimensions
specified at runtime. I know the index of degenerate dimension and an index
of slice, that I want to extract in that degenerate dimension. Currently
the ugly workaround looks like that:
if (0 == degenerate_dimension)
{
Slice slice =
input_array[boost::indices[slice_index][range()][range()]];
}
else if (1 == degenerate_dimension)
{
Slice slice =
input_array[boost::indices[range()][slice_index][range()]];
}
else if (2 == degenerate_dimension)
{
Slice slice =
input_array[boost::indices[range()][range()][slice_index]];
}
Is there a more beautiful way to construct index_gen object?
Something like that:
var slicer;
for(int i = 0; i < 3; ++i) {
if (degenerate_dimension == i)
slicer = boost::indices[slice_index];
else
slicer = boost::indices[range()];
}
Slice slice = input_array[slicer];
It seems each subsequent call to boost::indices::operator[] returns a
different type depending on the dimensionality, so there's no way to use a
single variable, that can hold the temporary index_gen object.
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