Ahh...thanks much! On 9/4/07, François Duranleau <duranlef@iro.umontreal.ca> wrote:

On Tue, 4 Sep 2007, Graham Reitz wrote:

...

How do you access the data in the example below?

Thanks much,

Graham

boost::multi_array<double,2> multi_test; boost::multi_array<double,2>::iterator multi_test_iter; boost::multi_array<double,2>::extent_gen extents;

multi_test.resize(extents[2][3]);

for (multi_test_iter = multi_test.begin(); multi_test_iter != multi_test.end(); ++multi_test_iter) { // How do you get(set) at the current data set pointed to by multi_test_iter? }

multi_test_iter in this example is an iterator on rows. You need to add an extra loop to iterate on those elements, something like

for ( multi_test_iter = multi_test.begin() ; multi_test_iter != multi_test.end() ; ++ multi_test_iter ) { for ( boost::multi_array< double , 2 >::value_type::iterator inner_multi_test_iter = multi_test_iter->begin() , end_inner = multi_test_iter->end() ; inner_multi_test_iter != end_inner ; ++ inner_multi_test_iter ) { // here, *inner_mult_test_iter returns a reference to a double } }

-- François Duranleau _______________________________________________ Boost-users mailing list Boost-users@lists.boost.org http://lists.boost.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/boost-users