On 30 January 2012 at 14:31, Chris DuBois wrote:
| Hi all,
|
| I'm looking for better ways of dealing with lists of objects. If I have a
| list s, I want to be able to so an operation like:
| s["hello"][3,3] <- 100
| where I replace the (3,3) element with 100. Below I show the way I've done
| this so far, but for large lists I don't want to have to manually create new
| objects every time. Is there a better way to cast every object in an
Those are shallow (and hence "cheap") copies.
| Rcpp::List?
If the data structure you use does not feel right, why not use a different
one? RcppArmadillo gives you 3d 'cubes' and more ....
Dirk
| Thanks,
| Chris
|
| library(inline)
| library(Rcpp)
| fx <- cxxfunction(,"",includes=
| '
| // Take the element of s named "hello" and put 100 in the (2,2) element
| Rcpp::List listExample(Rcpp::List s) {
| Rcpp::NumericMatrix sm = s["hello"];
| sm(2,2) = 100;
| s["hello"] = sm;
| return s;
| }
| RCPP_MODULE(foo){
| function( "listExample", &listExample ) ;
| }
| ', plugin="Rcpp")
|
| foo <- Module("foo",getDynLib(fx))
|
| s <- list(hello=matrix(1:9,3,3))
| foo$listExample(s)
|
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