Hello Everyone,
Class class1;
std::vector<class2>array{x,y,z};
class1.array2(rti::core::vector<class2>(array));
what does the last line mean and how can I change this c++ line to Matlab?
Thanks in advance.
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Sorry to just have seen this post. Where the the code that you posted come from? What does it mean to convert C++ to Matlab?
If the code that you posted is supposed to be C++, then
class1.array2() is some method in class1 that takes an argument.
In the code, that argument is "rti::core::vector<class2>(array)", which looks like it's a constructor of a vector class whose elements are of type "class2" using the argument "array" in the construction. And then "array" is a "std::vector<class2>", which is a vector of class 2 objects.
Have no idea why someone would write this code in C++, neverless want to translate this into Matlab...