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virtual void | end_xml_declaration (libdap::XMLWriter *writer) |
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int | get_nth_dim_size (size_t n) throw (InternalErr) |
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vector< int > | get_shape_vector (size_t n) throw (InternalErr) |
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virtual bool | increment_state (vector< int > *state, const vector< int > &shape) |
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virtual void | print_xml_data (libdap::XMLWriter *writer, bool show_type) |
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void | print_xml_data (XMLWriter *writer, bool show_type) throw (InternalErr) |
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void | print_xml_map_data (XMLWriter *writer, bool show_type) throw (InternalErr) |
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virtual BaseType * | ptr_duplicate () |
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virtual void | start_xml_declaration (libdap::XMLWriter *writer, const char *element=0) |
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virtual void | start_xml_declaration (XMLWriter *writer, const char *element=0) throw (InternalErr) |
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| XDArray (Array *bt) |
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Definition at line 42 of file XDArray.h.
◆ get_nth_dim_size()
int XDArray::get_nth_dim_size |
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Get the size of the Nth dimension. The first dimension is N == 0.
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- the size of the dimension.
Definition at line 355 of file XDArray.cc.
◆ get_shape_vector()
vector< int > XDArray::get_shape_vector |
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Get the sizes of the first N dimensions of this array. This ‘shape vector’ may be used in all sorts of output formatters.
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- A vector describing the shape of the array. Each value contains the highest index value. To get the size, add one.
Definition at line 332 of file XDArray.cc.
◆ increment_state()
bool XDOutput::increment_state |
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Increment #state# to the next value given #shape#. This method uses simple modulo arithmetic to provide a way to iterate over all combinations of dimensions of an Array or Grid. The vector #shape# holds the maximum sizes of each of N dimensions. The vector #state# holds the current index values of those N dimensions. Calling this method increments #state# to the next dimension, varying the right-most fastest.
To print DODS Array and Grid objects according to the DAP 2.0 specification, #state# and #shape# should be vectors of length N-1 for an object of dimension N.
For example, if shape holds 10, 20 then when state holds 0, 20 calling this method will increment state to 1, 0. For this example, calling the method with state equal to 10, 20 will reset state to 0, 0 and the return value will be false.
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state | A pointer to the current state vector, a value-result parameter |
share | A reference to a vector of the dimension sizes. |
- Returns
- True if there are more states, false if not.
Definition at line 124 of file XDOutput.cc.
◆ print_xml_map_data()
void XDArray::print_xml_map_data |
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Print an array as a Map.
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- For use with XDGrid
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Definition at line 100 of file XDArray.cc.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files: