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Array2DT Constructor (T, Int32, Int32)

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Constructs a new array.

Namespace:  Extreme.Collections
Assembly:  Extreme.Numerics (in Extreme.Numerics.dll) Version: 8.1.1
Syntax

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public Array2D(
	T[] values,
	int offset,
	int leadingDimension
)
Public Sub New ( 
	values As T(),
	offset As Integer,
	leadingDimension As Integer
)
public:
Array2D(
	array<T>^ values, 
	int offset, 
	int leadingDimension
)
new : 
        values : 'T[] * 
        offset : int * 
        leadingDimension : int -> Array2D

Parameters

values
Type: T
The storage array.
offset
Type: SystemInt32
The offset of the first element in the storage array.
leadingDimension
Type: SystemInt32
The number of elements between the start of successive columns.
Remarks

The values array is re-used. Modifying elements in the 2D array will modify the elements in the original array. Conversely, if elements in the original array that correspond to elements in the 2D array are modified, the elements of the 2D array are modified as well.

See Also

Reference

Array2DT Structure
Array2DT Overload
Extreme.Collections Namespace

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