class Gambit::FstringArray
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#include <util_types.hpp>
Inherits from Gambit::Farray< char, 1, len, lims… >
Public Functions
| Name | |
|---|---|
| template <typename … Args> enable_if_all_member< typenameFarray< char, 1, len, lims… >::allowed_types, Fstring< len > *, Args… >::type::type | operator()(Args … a) |
Additional inherited members
Protected Classes inherited from Gambit::Farray< char, 1, len, lims… >
| Name | |
|---|---|
| struct | calc_nElem |
| struct | calc_nElem< limL, limU > |
| struct | calc_nElem< limL, limU, _lims… > |
Public Types inherited from Gambit::Farray< char, 1, len, lims… >
| Name | |
|---|---|
| typedef calc_nElem< lims… > | nElem |
Protected Types inherited from Gambit::Farray< char, 1, len, lims… >
| Name | |
|---|---|
| typedef mult_types< short, const short, short &, const short &, unsigned short, const unsigned short, unsigned short &, const unsigned short &, int, const int, int &, const int &, unsigned, const unsigned, unsigned &, const unsigned &, long, const long, long &, const long &, unsigned long, const unsigned long, unsigned long &, const unsigned long &, long long, const long long, long long &, const long long &, unsigned long long, const unsigned long long, unsigned long long &, const unsigned long long & > | allowed_types |
Public Functions inherited from Gambit::Farray< char, 1, len, lims… >
| Name | |
|---|---|
| Farray() | |
| Farray(Farray< T, lims… > & in) | |
| Farray< T, lims… > & | operator=(const Farray< T, lims… > & orig) |
| Farray(const T val) | |
| Farray< T, lims… > & | operator=(const T val) |
Public Attributes inherited from Gambit::Farray< char, 1, len, lims… >
| Name | |
|---|---|
| T[nElem::val] | array |
Detailed Description
template <int len,
int... lims>
class Gambit::FstringArray;
Farray specialization for Fortran arrays of strings. This is an N+1-dimensional char array, where N is the number of dimensions specified by the user (1/2 * the number of array index limits). The special () operator is intended to be used instead of the operators of the Farray base class, and takes 1 argument less than the Farray class operators (the array index for the letters in the strings should not be passed). This operator returns pointers to Fstring objects that can be assigned to and read from. Syntax: FstringArray<[string length], [lower index, dim 1], [upper index, dim 1], [alternating lower/upper indices for subsequent dimensions]> DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCE add new member variables to this class!
Public Functions Documentation
function operator()
template <typename ... Args>
inline enable_if_all_member< typenameFarray< char, 1, len, lims... >::allowed_types, Fstring< len > *, Args... >::type::type operator()(
Args ... a
)
Updated on 2024-07-18 at 13:53:30 +0000