AlignedVector set at index

[Zachary 42!]

Hi everyone,

Ideally I would like to create an AlignedVector with a begin and end and then push_back only to those indices within those bounds. Is there a way to accomplish this?

I assume the push_back function works similar to std::vector and starts the index count at zero, I would like to assign an aligned vector to a particular index like the std::vector insert function. I see there is apply_to_subrang() in AlignedVectorSet() but I don’t see any tests or examples using them.

Thank you,

Zachary

[Wolfgang Bangerth]

Zachary,

> Ideally I would like to create an AlignedVector with a begin and end and then push_back only to those indices within those bounds. Is there a way to accomplish this?

for (auto x=begin; x!=end; ++x)
my_vec.push_back (*x);

> I assume the push_back function works similar to std::vector and starts the index count at zero, I would like to assign an aligned vector to a particular index like the std::vector insert function. I see there is apply_to_subrang() in AlignedVectorSet() but I don’t see any tests or examples using them.

I'm not sure I understand what you are trying to do. But out of curiosity, why
do you intend to use this class? Why isn't std::vector providing what you are
looking for?

Best
W.

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