index Class
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Defines an N-dimensional index point.
template <
int _Rank
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class index;
Public Constructors
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Initializes a new instance of the index class. |
Public Operators
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Decrements each element of the index object. |
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Calculates the modulus (remainder) of each element in the index object when that element is divided by a number. |
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Multiplies each element of the index object by a number. |
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Divides each element of the index object by a number. |
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Returns the element that's at the specified index. |
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Increments each element of the index object. |
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Adds the specified number to each element of the index object. |
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Copies the contents of the specified index object into this one. |
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Subtracts the specified number from each element of the index object. |
Public Constants
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Stores the rank of the index object. |
The index structure represents a coordinate vector of N integers that specifies a unique position in an N-dimensional space. The values in the vector are ordered from most significant to least significant. For example, in Cartesian 3-dimensional space, the index vector (7,5,3) represents the position at (z=7, y=5, x=3). The position is relative to the origin in the N-dimensional space, and can contain negative values.
