Hello,
I'm interested by the oop module of PGF, but I'm confused by the lack of structures like dynamical arrays or linked lists to store and handle large numbers of objects.
Is there a solution ?
Thanks,
Enzo
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PGF / Object-Oriented Programming
I never really paid attention to OOP, not even read the part of the manual yet. But, you are using a few keywords in your question, but there is no example at all.
Please try to prepare a compilable example (called a minimal working example) that states what you want to achieve.
Please try to prepare a compilable example (called a minimal working example) that states what you want to achieve.
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PGF / Object-Oriented Programming
Something like that ?
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Code, edit and compile here:
\pgfoonew myArray = new Array(\x,\y)\foreach \i in {0,...,(\x-1)} {\foreach \j in {0,...,(\y-1)} {\myArray.set(\i,\j, new object(some parameters))}}
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