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VectorVu-PC vector network analysis software is the analysis engine for the TTR500A Series VNAs, enabling you to: ● Perform live network analyses on your PC when connected to the TTR503A or TTR506A over USB2.0. ● Perform offline analyses of saved data and Touchstone (.sNp) files when not connected to an instrument. ● Perform automated testing via a programming interface compatible with many legacy VNA instruments. Suppose you have a Windows Runtime vector, either an IVector or an IVectorView, and you want to clone it so that you can operate on the clone without affecting the original. For example, maybe you have an IVectorView, which is read-only.
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A question recently came up on an internal alias about how to create a WinRT collection, specifically an IVectorView, to represent some allocation of floating point values. Here’s my response. It illustrates how C++/WinRT helps you to create collections very efficiently and with very little effort. WinRT collections are rather complicated internally. C++/WinRT takes all of that complexity out of your hands, saving you a lot of time and effort.
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I highly recommend using a std::vector for your data storage. You can then create an IVectorView quite simply:
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This is very efficient and avoids copies. If you need complete flexibility, you can implement IVectorView and IIterable yourself:
If you need a bit of help you can use the collection base classes (in RS5) to implement those interfaces:
You can also return a custom container if you really don’t want to use std::vector:
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Additional collection base classes exist for all of the generic collections in the Windows Runtime. There are also a number of cool features that the collection base classes offer for customizing the implementation and I’ll explore those in a future article. You can also learn more about this in our recent talk at Build 2018 where Brent and I introduced many of the productivity improvements in the version of C++/WinRT that ships with the Windows SDK as well as the Visual Studio extension for C++/WinRT that makes it a lot easier to get started with a new project.