#include <runlen.hpp>
Construct a view into the run-length encoded matrix. The view is only defined as long as the underlaying structures exist!
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| number | Number of cells (elements, faces, nodes) |
| pos_ptr | Table of starting indices. If columns are "foo" and rows are "bar", then this is the member called "foo_barpos". |
| values | Actual data storage. If columns are "foo" and rows are "bar", then this is the member called "foo_bars". |
Create another view of the same data.
- Parameters
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| rhs | View to a run-length-encoded matrix |
Quick accessor to get the last element. When we store accumulated data in the array, this will quickly give us the total.
Note that this is NOT the end iterator for the column.
- Parameters
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- Returns
- Value of the last element. If there is no elements in this column, then the return value is undefined.
Access a column directly.
- Parameters
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| col | Index of the column to get |
- Returns
- Pointer to the start of the column
Number of elements that are stored in one particular column.
- Parameters
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- Returns
- Number of elements.
Data for each of the individual elements, stored consecutively for each column located together, followed by the next column.
Size information. pos has num_of_cols+1 items, pos[i] contains the starting index of the data values for column i. (Since there is one more element than there are columns, the last one is the total number of elements). The number 0 is explicitly stored in the first column to avoid special processing.
Referenced by Opm::RunLenView< T >::cols().
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
