Example of how to create a table managing data based on multiple containers. Here is considered the example of a 8 dimensions array. The type is a custom enum, and the editor is here managed by persistent dedicated widgets.
glvm_SlvEnum(EnumName, A, B, C, D)
typedef EnumName Tvalue;
// Use alias for std::vector<std::vector<>> for simplicity
template <class T>
using Matrix = std::vector< std::vector<T> >;GlvTableView< Matrix< Matrix< Matrix< Matrix<Tvalue> > > >, GlvWidget, true>* table_view8D = new GlvTableView< Matrix< Matrix< Matrix< Matrix<Tvalue> > > >, GlvWidget, true>(matrix8D);
table_view8D->show();
The size of the intermediate editors adjusts automatically to manage navigation and edition on multiple dimensions.
More details in sample004_0.cpp and sample004.cpp.
Containers of different types can be used together: std::vector, std::map, std::array, std::list, std::deque. Example in sample004_6.cpp.