XSI::CDataArray

CDataArray Class Template Reference

This template class encapsulates the 1D data arrays passed to custom node plug-ins during a graph evaluation. The underlying data arrays are zero-based, the following types are available:. More...

#include <xsi_dataarray.h>

List of all members.

Public Types
typedef T  TData
  TData is the underlying data type of a CDataArray instance. Possible values are:.

Public Member Functions
SICPPSDK_INLINE  CDataArray (ICENodeContext &in_ctxt, ULONG in_nInputPortID, ULONG in_nInstanceIndex=0)
SICPPSDK_INLINE  CDataArray (ICENodeContext &in_ctxt)
SICPPSDK_INLINE  ~CDataArray ()
SICPPSDK_INLINE const TData &  operator[] (ULONG in_index) const
SICPPSDK_INLINE TData &  operator[] (ULONG in_index)
SICPPSDK_INLINE ULONG  GetCount () const
SICPPSDK_INLINE bool  IsConstant () const

Detailed Description

template<class T>
class XSI::CDataArray< T >

This template class encapsulates the 1D data arrays passed to custom node plug-ins during a graph evaluation. The underlying data arrays are zero-based, the following types are available:.

CDataArray objects are created based on the current evaluation context and a specific port type (input ports only). Data are usually indexed with a CIndexSet which contains the array index set for the whole evaluation graph.

Note:
If the class type doesn't match the port data type being evaluated, an error occurs at run-time and a class instance is created with an empty array.
Example: 
        using namespace XSI;

        CDataArrayVector3f outData( in_ctxt );
        CDataArrayVector3f inData( in_ctxt, ID_IN_vector3 );
        CDataArrayFloat scalarData( in_ctxt, ID_IN_factor );

        CIndexSet indexSet( in_ctxt );
        for(CIndexSet::Iterator it = indexSet.Begin(); it.HasNext(); it.Next())
        {
            outData[it] = inData[it];
            outData[it].ScaleInPlace( scalarData[it] );
        }
Since:
7.0
See also:
CDataArray2D, CIndexSet, ICENodeDef, Type Definitions for CDataArray

Member Typedef Documentation

T TData

TData is the underlying data type of a CDataArray instance. Possible values are:.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

SICPPSDK_INLINE CDataArray ( ICENodeContext &  in_ctxt,
ULONG  in_nInputPortID,
ULONG  in_nInstanceIndex = 0  
)

Constructor for data types bound to input ports.

Parameters:
in_ctxt  ICENode evaluation context.
in_nInputPortID  Input port identifier.
in_nInstanceIndex  The group instance of the port.

SICPPSDK_INLINE CDataArray ( ICENodeContext &  in_ctxt  ) 

Constructor for data types bound to output ports.

Parameters:
in_ctxt  ICENode evaluation context.

SICPPSDK_INLINE ~CDataArray (  ) 

Destructor.

Member Function Documentation

SICPPSDK_INLINE const T & operator[] ( ULONG  in_index  )  const

Accessor to the encapsulated array. This operator is called when reading the data so the return value is read-only.

Parameters:
in_index  Index in the array. The index must be smaller than the number of elements in the array, otherwise the results are unpredicted.
Returns:
A read-only reference to the indexed item.

SICPPSDK_INLINE T & operator[] ( ULONG  in_index  ) 

Accessor to elements at a given index.

Parameters:
in_index  Index in this zero based array. The index must be smaller than the number of elements in the array, otherwise the results are unpredicted.
Returns:
A reference to the indexed item.
Note:
CDataArray< bool >::operator [] cannot be used for setting an array element, you must use CDataArray< bool >::Set instead.

SICPPSDK_INLINE ULONG GetCount (  )  const

Returns the number of elements in the array.

Returns:
Number of elements.

SICPPSDK_INLINE bool IsConstant (  )  const

Returns true if the array is constant or false otherwise. A constant array has only one value.

Returns:
True if constant, false otherwise.

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