Assigning Elements

There are two methods for assigning individual element of an ntuple<>

• Use member get< N >() (also at< N >()) to return a reference to the element at position N.

  Since get< N > returns a reference this can be used to assign the element N (tuple.at< 1 > = 3.0).

  Member at< N >() has exactly the same behaviour as get< N >().

• Use member set< N >( new_value ) to assign new_value to element N.

ntuple< int, double, char >  tuple( 1, 2.0, 'c' );

tuple.get< 0 >() = 2;
tuple.at< 1 >() = 3.0;
tuple.set< 2 >( 'd' );

std::cout << tuple << std::endl;

Test Result: gcc34 Passed, msvc80 Passed, msvc71 Passed

Output

(2,3,d)