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Re: structure arrays with different structures [message #81377]

Mon, 10 September 2012 06:43

Paul Van Delst[1]
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Why not use a list of structures? (Assuming you have IDL v8.x).

Just add each structure to the list as it's created.

If you can avoid using pointers (directly at least), you should (IMO).

cheers,

paulv

On 09/08/12 21:08, Sï¿½ren Frimann wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm having some data that's gathered together in different structures
> and arrays, and I want to collect everything in a structure array in
> this manner:
>
> struct_template = { name:'', select:{} , obs:dblarr(2,100)}
>
> I want to put my data into struct_template, with name being a string,
> select being another structure, and obs being an array.
>
> I then want to make an array of structures using struct_template, but
> naturally with different sets of data.
>
> The issue is that the select structure does not always have the same
> skeleton, nor does the obs array always have the same size.
>
> The question basically is if there's any way of making an array of
> structures with the structures sharing the same keys, but with the
> values having different 'skeletons'
>
> I hope I'm making sense
>
> Cheers, Sï¿½ren

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