From:	Sascha Zapf <nc-zapfsa AT netcologne DOT de>
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Subject:	Re: STL question
Date:	Thu, 23 Sep 1999 20:39:25 +0100
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David Grant schrieb:

> Is there an STL class I can use to represent a 2D array?  I need to use an
> STL function because I need to make deep copies easily and use the
> assignment operator and stuff like that, but I don't want to make my own new
> class.  I basically want to use a vector STL class but it has to be 2D.  I
> need to store double type variables inside.  I'm just making a simple 1-file
> program, no functions, just a couple loops, and some numerical computations
> inside.
>
> --
> David Grant                     dgrant3 AT ibm DOT net
> Engineering Physics         http://www.ubc.ca
> University of British Columbia

Just an idea...Why didn't use "std::vector< std::vector< int > >"

Sascha

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