| Re: array of pointers inside a structure [message #44360 is a reply to message #44359] |
Fri, 10 June 2005 11:16  |
Antonio Santiago
Messages: 201
Registered: February 2004
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Francois L. wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am defining a structure:
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>> a = 5
>> struct = {A:a, B:intarr(a),C:ptrarr(a)}
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> Further, I want the first element of the array of pointers (C[0]) to be an
> array of 5x5 elements.
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> How do I create it ?
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> Thank you,
>
> Fran�ois Leduc
>
>
struct = {A:a, B:intarr(a),C:ptrarr(a)}
'struct' is a STRUCT.
'struct.c' is an array of pointers.
'struct.c[0]' is the first element of the array of pointer.
struct.c[0] = PTR_NEW( INTARR(5,5) ) Now the first element of the
pointer array (a pointer), points to an integer array.
IDL> a=5
IDL> struct = {A:a, B:intarr(a),C:ptrarr(a)}
IDL> struct.c[0] = PTR_NEW( INTARR(5,5) )
IDL> help, struct.c[0]
<Expression> POINTER = <PtrHeapVar2>
IDL> help, *struct.c[0]
<PtrHeapVar2> INT = Array[5, 5]
IDL>
Also you can create a intarr variable and point c[0] to it:
m = INTARR(5,5)
struct.c[0] = PTR_NEW(m)
But remember that PTR_NEW makes a copy of your data into the HEAP
memory. The /NO_COPY keyword creates a copy into HEAP memory and then
undefines the original variable.
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