Data Mapping (cusom index numbers)
c++ has function allows create array custom indexes. example standard array (index on left):
0:<data> 1:<data> 2:<data> ect.
a map of data this:
<any index number>:<data> <any index number>:<data> ect.
i know function in c++ looked through arduino libraries , find map function condenses range of values. have never used c++ , code looks quite daunting least :/
any idea how this?
thanks,
-sam
0:<data> 1:<data> 2:<data> ect.
a map of data this:
<any index number>:<data> <any index number>:<data> ect.
i know function in c++ looked through arduino libraries , find map function condenses range of values. have never used c++ , code looks quite daunting least :/
any idea how this?
thanks,
-sam
this not c++ function - referring standard containers
and maps, associative containers store elements formed combination of key value (generally used sort , uniquely identify elements) , mapped value (which stores content associated key).
for tiny arduino memory have at key-value pair or hashmap
if not scared, have here
many options exist
and maps, associative containers store elements formed combination of key value (generally used sort , uniquely identify elements) , mapped value (which stores content associated key).
code: [select]
typedef pair<const key, t> value_type;for tiny arduino memory have at key-value pair or hashmap
if not scared, have here
many options exist
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