C++ Coding Reference: Copy N values by using std::fill_n()
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We talked about std::fill() that we can use to copy over a single value to a range [First, Last). If you know the number of elements you want to copy into, you can use the std::fill_n() instead. In the header xutility, the std::fill_n() using generic template definition is:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 | template<class _OutIt, class _Diff, class _Ty> inline _OutIt _Fill_n_unchecked2(_OutIt _Dest, _Diff _Count, const _Ty& _Val, true_type) { // copy _Val _Count times through [_Dest, ...), memset optimization _CSTD memset(_Dest, static_cast<unsigned char>(_Val), static_cast<size_t>(_Count)); return (_Dest + _Count); } template<class _OutIt, class _Diff, class _Ty> inline _OutIt fill_n(_OutIt _Dest, _Diff _Count_raw, const _Ty& _Val) { // copy _Val _Count times through [_Dest, ...) const _Algorithm_int_t<_Diff> _Count = _Count_raw; if (0 < _Count) { const auto _UDest = _Get_unwrapped_n(_Dest, _Count); _Seek_wrapped(_Dest, _Fill_n_unchecked2(_UDest, _Count, _Val, _Fill_memset_is_safe(_UDest, _Val))); } return (_Dest); } |
template<class _OutIt,
class _Diff,
class _Ty> inline
_OutIt _Fill_n_unchecked2(_OutIt _Dest, _Diff _Count, const _Ty& _Val, true_type)
{ // copy _Val _Count times through [_Dest, ...), memset optimization
_CSTD memset(_Dest, static_cast<unsigned char>(_Val), static_cast<size_t>(_Count));
return (_Dest + _Count);
}
template<class _OutIt,
class _Diff,
class _Ty> inline
_OutIt fill_n(_OutIt _Dest, _Diff _Count_raw, const _Ty& _Val)
{ // copy _Val _Count times through [_Dest, ...)
const _Algorithm_int_t<_Diff> _Count = _Count_raw;
if (0 < _Count)
{
const auto _UDest = _Get_unwrapped_n(_Dest, _Count);
_Seek_wrapped(_Dest,
_Fill_n_unchecked2(_UDest, _Count, _Val, _Fill_memset_is_safe(_UDest, _Val)));
}
return (_Dest);
}As we can see, it is based on memset.
Example Usages of std::fill_n()
The std::fill_n() takes three parameters: the destination, the count and the value to copy over, namely:
1 | std::fill_n(destination, count, value); |
std::fill_n(destination, count, value);
For example, using std::fill_n() to copy value of 3 into a static array (of integer) for the first 4 elements:
1 2 | int nums[10]; std::fill_n(begin(nums), 4, 3); // nums is now [3, 3, 3, 3, .., .., ..] |
int nums[10]; std::fill_n(begin(nums), 4, 3); // nums is now [3, 3, 3, 3, .., .., ..]
std::fill_n() takes generic types, thus, you can use it on array of chars:
1 2 | char buf[6]; std::fill_n(begin(buf), 3, 'a'); // buf is ['a', 'a', 'a', .., ..] |
char buf[6]; std::fill_n(begin(buf), 3, 'a'); // buf is ['a', 'a', 'a', .., ..]
You can also use std::fill_n() to copy over custom data type, for example, the following copies over 3 structs:
1 2 3 4 5 6 | typedef struct { int x, y; } data; vector<data> arr(10); data x = { 1, 2 }; std::fill_n(begin(arr), 3, x); |
typedef struct {
int x, y;
} data;
vector<data> arr(10);
data x = { 1, 2 };
std::fill_n(begin(arr), 3, x);Similar to std::fill(), you would need to make sure the destination memory locations can be written to otherwise a runtime memory Access Violation could be expected.
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