Hi all,
I've been browsing the past threads on this subject and attempting to get a grasp of it. I see how creating and using uninitialized singletons for storing things works, but I'm fuzzy on this where vectors are concerned. Is it possible to create an uninitialized vector, as such?
I hope that makes sense - I'm still new to this. Thanks for any help.
Storing data
Re: Storing data
create a custom expression with your desired name.
IF you want it to be a vector, it will become one as soon as you start filling it with values - for example if your custom expression is named
C,
Then if you, in a script type:
C[5]=0;
Automatically C becomes a vector with size 6.
if you want to initially have a vector with a specific size, just fill it with zeros (unfortunatelly Lemur does not seperate "null" with 0)
For example
C=stretch(0,16);
WIll make C a vector with size 16, filled with 0s.
IF you want it to be a vector, it will become one as soon as you start filling it with values - for example if your custom expression is named
C,
Then if you, in a script type:
C[5]=0;
Automatically C becomes a vector with size 6.
if you want to initially have a vector with a specific size, just fill it with zeros (unfortunatelly Lemur does not seperate "null" with 0)
For example
C=stretch(0,16);
WIll make C a vector with size 16, filled with 0s.
Last edited by Softcore on 03 Feb 2015 07:53, edited 1 time in total.