Hi,
I have considered this approach previously but I thought there might be a
specific Qt function or a more elegant solution. I can implement this
method if
another solution does not present itself.
Cheers.
Quoting Robert Schulze <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi,
if the array-indices won't go too big, you could join the tuple the
following way:
First Index * 10
+
Second Index * 1
Sample:
0,3 => 0*10 + 3 = 3
1,1 => 1*10 + 1 =11
1,2 => 1*10 + 2 =12
2,1 => 2*10 +1 =21
in this solution your indices must be kept in the range 0..9.
Its easy to extend to indices from 0..99:
12,42 => 12*100 + 43 =1243
1,20 => 1*100 + 20 =120
Maybe this helps...
Rob
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