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Re: The right container [message #51180 is a reply to message #51179]

Sun, 17 February 2019 11:00

Novo
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koldo wrote on Sun, 17 February 2019 04:35

Thank you Novo. But I want to save one data, not two.

In this case

dat[23] = 12;

won't work.

An one-value alternative is Index<int>, but you will be unable to write the code line above.
If your range of indices is small and sparse, you can just use regular Vector.
Another approach is to store data in a Vector and sort it, after that you will be able to use algorithms on sorted ranges.

Hope this helps.

Regards,
Novo

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		The right container By: koldo on Sat, 16 February 2019 17:54
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		Re: The right container By: koldo on Sun, 17 February 2019 10:35
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		Re: The right container By: koldo on Sun, 17 February 2019 18:03
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