Tuple< SIZE, T > Class Template Reference

#include <openvdb/math/Tuple.h>

Public Types
using	value_type = T
using	ValueType = T

Public Member Functions
	Tuple ()=default
template<int src_size, typename src_valtype >
	Tuple (Tuple< src_size, src_valtype > const &src)
	Conversion constructor. More...
template<typename IdxT , typename std::enable_if< std::is_integral< IdxT >::value, bool >::type = true>
T	operator[] (IdxT i) const
template<typename IdxT , typename std::enable_if< std::is_integral< IdxT >::value, bool >::type = true>
T &	operator[] (IdxT i)
T	operator[] (int i) const
T &	operator[] (int i)
std::string	str () const
void	write (std::ostream &os) const
void	read (std::istream &is)
bool	isNan () const
	True if a Nan is present in this tuple. More...
bool	isInfinite () const
	True if an Inf is present in this tuple. More...
bool	isFinite () const
	True if no Nan or Inf values are present. More...
bool	isZero () const
	True if all elements are exactly zero. More...
Compatibility
These are mostly for backwards compatibility with functions that take old-style Vs (which are just arrays).
template<typename S >
void	toV (S *v) const
	Copies this tuple into an array of a compatible type. More...
value_type *	asV ()
	Exposes the internal array. Be careful when using this function. More...
value_type const *	asV () const
	Exposes the internal array. Be careful when using this function. More...

Static Public Attributes
static const int	size = SIZE

Protected Attributes
T	mm [SIZE]

Detailed Description

template<int SIZE, typename T>
class openvdb::v13_0::math::Tuple< SIZE, T >

A base class for homogenous tuple types

Member Typedef Documentation

using value_type = T

using ValueType = T

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Tuple ( )

default

Trivial constructor, the Tuple is NOT initialized

Note

destructor, copy constructor, assignment operator and move constructor are left to be defined by the compiler (default)

Tuple ( Tuple< src_size, src_valtype > const &  src )

inlineexplicit

Conversion constructor.

Tuples with different value types and different sizes can be interconverted using this member. Converting from a larger tuple results in truncation; converting from a smaller tuple results in the extra data members being zeroed out. This function assumes that the integer 0 is convertible to the tuple's value type.

Member Function Documentation

value_type* asV ( )

inline

Exposes the internal array. Be careful when using this function.

value_type const* asV ( ) const

inline

Exposes the internal array. Be careful when using this function.

bool isFinite ( ) const

inline

True if no Nan or Inf values are present.

bool isInfinite ( ) const

inline

True if an Inf is present in this tuple.

bool isNan ( ) const

inline

True if a Nan is present in this tuple.

bool isZero ( ) const

inline

True if all elements are exactly zero.

T operator[] ( IdxT  i ) const

inline

T& operator[] ( IdxT  i )

inline

T operator[] ( int  i ) const

inline

T& operator[] ( int  i )

inline

void read ( std::istream &  is )

inline

std::string str ( ) const

inline

Returns

string representation of Classname

void toV ( S *  v ) const

inline

Copies this tuple into an array of a compatible type.

void write ( std::ostream &  os ) const

inline

Member Data Documentation

T mm[SIZE]

protected

const int size = SIZE

static