shards::Array< Scalar, Order, Tag1, Tag2, Tag3, Tag4, Tag5, Tag6, Tag7, Tag8 > Class Template Reference

The preferred multi-dimensional Array interface with compile-time user-defined dimension ordinates. More...

#include <Shards_Array.hpp>

Inherited by shards::ArrayVector< Scalar, Order, Tag1, Tag2, Tag3, Tag4, Tag5, Tag6, Tag7, Tag8 >.

Protected Member Functions
	Array (const Array< Scalar, array_order > &rhs, size_type i)

Protected Attributes
Array< value_type, array_order >	m_array

Friends
template<typename , ArrayOrder , class , class , class , class , class , class , class , class >
class	shards::Array

Array Attributes
enum	{ Rank = helper::Rank }
	Rank of the array is the number of non-void dimension tags.
enum	{ Natural = NaturalOrder == array_order }
	If the multidimension follows the natural ordering.
enum	{ Reverse = FortranOrder == array_order }
	If the multidimension follows the reverse (Fortran) ordering.
enum	{ Contiguous = true }
	If the member data storage is contiguous.
typedef Scalar	value_type
	Type of member data.
typedef array_traits::int_t	size_type
	Type for sizes.
typedef const ArrayDimTag *	tag_type
	Type of runtime dimension tags.
size_type	rank () const
	Rank of the array is the number of non-void dimension tags.
bool	natural () const
	If the multidimension follows the natural ordering.
bool	reverse () const
	If the multidimension follows the reverse (Fortran) ordering.
bool	contiguous () const
	If the member data storage is contiguous.
tag_type	tag (const size_type ordinate) const
	Access the dimension tag-singleton for a given ordinate.
template<size_type ordinate>
size_type	dimension () const
	Dimension of the given ordinate.
size_type	dimension (const size_type ordinate) const
	Dimension of the given ordinate.
template<typename iType >
void	dimensions (std::vector< iType > &n)
	Dimensions of all ordinates.
size_type	size () const
	Total number of member data items.

Member data access operators
typedef helper::truncate	TruncateType
	Subarray type that removes the slowest striding dimension (first natural or last fortran ordinate).
template<typename iType >
TruncateType	truncate (const iType &i) const
	Generate a subarray view of the array with the slowest striding ordinate offset by i and removed.
value_type *	contiguous_data () const
	Pointer to contiguous block of member data.
template<typename iType >
value_type &	operator[] (const iType &i) const
	Access member via offset into contiguous block.
template<typename iType >
value_type &	operator() (const iType &i1, const iType &i2, const iType &i3, const iType &i4, const iType &i5, const iType &i6, const iType &i7, const iType &i8) const
	Access member of a Rank 8 array.
template<typename iType >
value_type &	operator() (const iType &i1, const iType &i2, const iType &i3, const iType &i4, const iType &i5, const iType &i6, const iType &i7) const
	Access member of a Rank 7 array.
template<typename iType >
value_type &	operator() (const iType &i1, const iType &i2, const iType &i3, const iType &i4, const iType &i5, const iType &i6) const
	Access member of a Rank 6 array.
template<typename iType >
value_type &	operator() (const iType &i1, const iType &i2, const iType &i3, const iType &i4, const iType &i5) const
	Access member of a Rank 5 array.
template<typename iType >
value_type &	operator() (const iType &i1, const iType &i2, const iType &i3, const iType &i4) const
	Access member of a Rank 4 array.
template<typename iType >
value_type &	operator() (const iType &i1, const iType &i2, const iType &i3) const
	Access member of a Rank 3 array.
template<typename iType >
value_type &	operator() (const iType &i1, const iType &i2) const
	Access member of a Rank 2 array.
template<typename iType >
value_type &	operator() (const iType &i1) const
	Access member of a Rank 1 array.

Constructors and Assignment Operators
typedef helper::reverse	ReverseType
	The compatible multidimensional array with reversed multi-index ordering and dimension tags.
	Array ()
	Default constructor.
	Array (const Array &rhs)
	Copy constructor.
Array &	operator= (const Array &rhs)
	Assignment operator.
	Array (const ReverseType &rhs)
	Copy constructor for compatible reverse type.
Array &	operator= (const ReverseType &rhs)
	Assignment operator for compatible reverse type.
Array &	assign (value_type *arg_ptr, const size_type *const dims)
	Assign pointer and dimensions.
	Array (value_type *arg_ptr, const size_type *const dims)
	Construct with array of dimensions.
Array &	assign (value_type *arg_ptr, const size_type n1, const size_type n2, const size_type n3, const size_type n4, const size_type n5, const size_type n6, const size_type n7, const size_type n8)
	Construct a Rank 8 array.
	Array (value_type *arg_ptr, const size_type n1, const size_type n2, const size_type n3, const size_type n4, const size_type n5, const size_type n6, const size_type n7, const size_type n8)
	Construct a Rank 8 array.
Array &	assign (value_type *arg_ptr, const size_type n1, const size_type n2, const size_type n3, const size_type n4, const size_type n5, const size_type n6, const size_type n7)
	Construct a Rank 7..8 array; use Tag#::Size for defaults. The input dimensions are the 7 slowest strides.
	Array (value_type *arg_ptr, const size_type n1, const size_type n2, const size_type n3, const size_type n4, const size_type n5, const size_type n6, const size_type n7)
	Construct a Rank 7..8 array; use Tag#::Size for defaults. The input dimensions are the 7 slowest strides.
Array &	assign (value_type *arg_ptr, const size_type n1, const size_type n2, const size_type n3, const size_type n4, const size_type n5, const size_type n6)
	Construct a Rank 6..8 array; use Tag#::Size for defaults. The input dimensions are the 6 slowest strides.
	Array (value_type *arg_ptr, const size_type n1, const size_type n2, const size_type n3, const size_type n4, const size_type n5, const size_type n6)
	Construct a Rank 6..8 array; use Tag#::Size for defaults. The input dimensions are the 6 slowest strides.
Array &	assign (value_type *arg_ptr, const size_type n1, const size_type n2, const size_type n3, const size_type n4, const size_type n5)
	Construct a Rank 5..8 array; use Tag#::Size for defaults. The input dimensions are the 5 slowest strides.
	Array (value_type *arg_ptr, const size_type n1, const size_type n2, const size_type n3, const size_type n4, const size_type n5)
	Construct a Rank 5..8 array; use Tag#::Size for defaults. The input dimensions are the 5 slowest strides.
Array &	assign (value_type *arg_ptr, const size_type n1, const size_type n2, const size_type n3, const size_type n4)
	Construct a Rank 4..8 array; use Tag#::Size for defaults. The input dimensions are the 4 slowest strides.
	Array (value_type *arg_ptr, const size_type n1, const size_type n2, const size_type n3, const size_type n4)
	Construct a Rank 4..8 array; use Tag#::Size for defaults. The input dimensions are the 4 slowest strides.
Array &	assign (value_type *arg_ptr, const size_type n1, const size_type n2, const size_type n3)
	Construct a Rank 3..8 array; use Tag#::Size for defaults. The input dimensions are the 3 slowest strides.
	Array (value_type *arg_ptr, const size_type n1, const size_type n2, const size_type n3)
	Construct a Rank 3..8 array; use Tag#::Size for defaults. The input dimensions are the 3 slowest strides.
Array &	assign (value_type *arg_ptr, const size_type n1, const size_type n2)
	Construct a Rank 2..8 array; use Tag#::Size for defaults. The input dimensions are the 2 slowest strides.
	Array (value_type *arg_ptr, const size_type n1, const size_type n2)
	Construct a Rank 2..8 array; use Tag#::Size for defaults. The input dimensions are the 2 slowest strides.
Array &	assign (value_type *arg_ptr, const size_type n1)
	Construct a Rank 1..8 array; use Tag#::Size for defaults. The input dimension is the slowest stride.
	Array (value_type *arg_ptr, const size_type n1)
	Construct a Rank 1..8 array; use Tag#::Size for defaults. The input dimension is the slowest stride.
Array &	assign (value_type *arg_ptr)
	Construct a Rank 1..8 array; use Tag#::Size for defaults.
	Array (value_type *arg_ptr)
	Construct a Rank 1..8 array; use Tag#::Size for defaults.
	Array (const Array< Scalar, array_order > &rhs)
	Construct compile-time array from run-time array.
	operator const Array< Scalar, array_order > & () const
	Return internal runtime implementation of the array.
	operator typename Array< Scalar, array_order >::ReverseType () const
	Return constructed reversed-ordering array.
void	assign_stride (value_type *arg_ptr, const size_type *arg_stride)
	Assign stride and pointer.
void	assign_stride (value_type *arg_ptr, const size_type *arg_stride, size_type arg_final_dim)
	Assign stride and pointer.

Detailed Description

template<typename Scalar, ArrayOrder Order, class Tag1 = void, class Tag2 = void, class Tag3 = void, class Tag4 = void, class Tag5 = void, class Tag6 = void, class Tag7 = void, class Tag8 = void>
class shards::Array< Scalar, Order, Tag1, Tag2, Tag3, Tag4, Tag5, Tag6, Tag7, Tag8 >

The preferred multi-dimensional Array interface with compile-time user-defined dimension ordinates.

Template Parameters

Scalar	The "plain old data" type of the array's member data.
array_order	An ArrayOrder value that specifies whether to use Natural (a.k.a. C-language) or Fortran ordering for the multi-dimensions and multi-indices.
Tag::	The Tag# template parameters document the user-defiend purpose of each dimension ordinate. The Rank of the array (i.e. the number of dimensions) is the number of user-defined dimension tags, up to eight. A user-defined dimension Tag# must be derived from the ArrayDimTag template class.

See Also

ArrayDimTag ArrayOrder

Definition at line 70 of file Shards_Array.hpp.

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• Shards_Array.hpp