Re: multi-dim arrays in c

["Derek Martin-9" <user=7@nabble.blu.org>]

 On Sat, Aug 30, 2008 at 08:24:06AM -0400, Jerry Feldman wrote: 
> This is one case where C++ has an advantage in that you can create a 
> 2 dimensional array class with the x and y dimensions as a private 
> member. 

As it happens, the whole time I was writing my example, I was thinking 
that my methodology was crying out to be implemented as an object, 
with the dimensions supplied to the object as properties of the object 
[which also makes the function (or in that case, method) calls less 
ugly]...  I never got around to learning C++, but had to resist the 
temptation to code it as a Python class. :D  [Of course, there's no 
need to bother with all that in Python...] 

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