Hi all -
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<br>My basic need is to step through a portion of my multiarray at runtime. &nbsp;I don't know the dimension apriori, since the class I'm writing is templatized on dimension. &nbsp;This means that the multiarray can serve my other purposes just fine, since the dimesion is compile time constant, but I don't know the number of [] and the nesting of loops I'll need to iterate through the valid indices in my range min to max in my multiarray.
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<br>Essentially, if I could specify a view of my multiarray, likely it shouldn't be too hard to iterate through the elements of that sub-multiarray, even without knowing the dimension at coding time.
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<br>Anyone know of a way to get a view without knowing the dimensions at coding time?
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<br>Thanks,
<br>&nbsp; Brian
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