[tonyuprm]

Hi,

I'm trying to declare a vector list inside a for loop while reading vectors from another list. Here is the for loop. I'm getting an error on the vector delcaration.

for(int c=0; c<turbNum ;c++) {

List<List<vector> > nacHubGrd[c,0]=nacLocation[c];

Info<<nacHubGrd<<endl;

}

Apparently I need to declare the size of the List. I'm not sure how to do this.

I appreciate any help! Thanks!

[herbert]

Hi Tony,

you have to declare and initialize your field before accessing single columns. A vectorListList of size nxm can be declared and initialized zero as follows:

List<List<vector> > nacHubGrd (n, List<vector>(m, vector::zero))

Its working top down and tells you that your vectorListList is set to size n and is holding vectorLists of size m which are holding vectors. You can access single columns by e.g.

nacHubGrad[i][j]    //one single vector
nacHubGrad[i]        // one of the vectorLists

Regards,
Stefan

[tonyuprm]

Thanks a lot Stefan, that worked perfectly!

ok, now it's getting a little bit more complicated and I need to do another list. Im trying:

List<List<List<vector> > > bladePoints (turbNum,bladeNum, List<vector>(3, vector::zero));

but its not working,

Any suggestions?

Thanks!

[boger]

It's proof by induction! Actually, it is just a simple extension of Stefan's example, but maybe formatting it a little differently will help you to understand:

label l(2),m(3),n(4);

List<List<List<vector>  > > bladePoints
(
    l,
    List<List<vector> >
    (
        m,
        List<vector>
        (
            n,
            vector::zero
        )
    )
);

[tonyuprm]

Thanks David!