Re: Initializing a 3D matrix

Thank you very much it has helped me a lot, and i now have what i need. i
have used it for quite a wide extent before coming to a major problem.

my case previously was that i used boost ublas matrix in a function whose
output i could put into a boost array and use it as a function.

function f
{
matrix<double>l,m,n,o,p;

boost::array<f,5>t={l,m,n,o,p};
return t;
}

now i would like to do the same for 3D matrices which i generated using
boost multi_array. do you know any possible way to send the 3d arrays from a
function into another piece of code






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