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Overview

A layout attaches names to a vector, matrix, array or collection. Name indices like y[["pred"]] are resolved to integer indices at translation time, so they cost nothing at runtime. A typo is a translation error with a suggestion.

Layouts are declared in types_f, like custom types:

Declaration Type Borrowed type
new_layout(L, double, names = ) named_vec(L) named_borrow_vec(L)
new_mat_layout(L, double, rownames = , colnames = ) named_mat(L) named_borrow_mat(L)
new_array_layout(L, double, dimnames = list(...)) named_array(L) named_borrow_array(L)
new_collection_layout(L, Struct, names = ) named_collection(L)

Each names argument is an R expression, NULL (no names) or an existing new_layout().

Named vectors

types <- function() {
  new_layout(State, double, names = c("prey", "pred"))
}
f <- function(y) {
  argtypes(y |> type(named_vec(State)))
  y[["pred"]] <- y[["prey"]] * 2
  return(y)
}
fcpp <- ast2ast::translate(f, types_f = types)
fcpp(c(3, 0))
# prey pred
#    3    6

Names can come from an R expression:

state_names <- c("a", "b", "c")
types <- function() {
  new_layout(Abc, double, names = state_names)
}

Matrices, arrays and collections

types <- function() {
  new_layout(State, double, names = c("prey", "pred"))
  new_mat_layout(Result, double, rownames = c("t0", "t1"), colnames = State)
  new_array_layout(Cube, double, dimnames = list(c("a", "b"), NULL, c("t1", "t2")))
  new_type(Point, slots(x |> type(double), y |> type(double)))
  new_collection_layout(Pts, Point, names = c("p1", "p2"))
}

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