populate array problem

**DaleZ** · 11-22-2010

I'm working on creating a punnette square.

output array is a 2d 128 row by 14 (7 pairs) columns ( just for 1 side of the square).
source is a 1d 7 column array.

I have it hard coded atm but am looking for a solution to auto populate if I change the size of source (which would then change the output column size).

Code:

       //dam[0]=den1; dam[1]=den2; dam[2]=da1; dam[3]=da2; dam[4]=db1; dam[5]=db; dam[6]=dc1; dam[7]=dc2;
                //dam[8] = dd1; dam[9] = dd2; dam[10] = de1; dam[11] = de2; dam[12]=dv1; dam[13]=dv2;
                int[] dam = damgtype.ToArray();

                // dam data array populate //
                // En                  |   A                 |    B                 |   C                   | D                   |   E                    | V //


                damdata[0, 0] = dam[0]; damdata[0, 1] = dam[2]; damdata[0, 2] = dam[4]; damdata[0, 3] = dam[6]; damdata[0, 4] = dam[8]; damdata[0, 5] = dam[10]; damdata[0, 6] = dam[12];
                damdata[1, 0] = dam[0]; damdata[1, 1] = dam[2]; damdata[1, 2] = dam[4]; damdata[1, 3] = dam[6]; damdata[1, 4] = dam[8]; damdata[1, 5] = dam[10]; damdata[1, 6] = dam[13];
                damdata[2, 0] = dam[0]; damdata[2, 1] = dam[2]; damdata[2, 2] = dam[4]; damdata[2, 3] = dam[6]; damdata[2, 4] = dam[8]; damdata[2, 5] = dam[11]; damdata[2, 6] = dam[12];
                damdata[3, 0] = dam[0]; damdata[3, 1] = dam[2]; damdata[3, 2] = dam[4]; damdata[3, 3] = dam[6]; damdata[3, 4] = dam[8]; damdata[3, 5] = dam[11]; damdata[3, 6] = dam[13];
                damdata[4, 0] = dam[0]; damdata[4, 1] = dam[2]; damdata[4, 2] = dam[4]; damdata[4, 3] = dam[6]; damdata[4, 4] = dam[9]; damdata[4, 5] = dam[10]; damdata[4, 6] = dam[12]; //d2e1v1
                damdata[5, 0] = dam[0]; damdata[5, 1] = dam[2]; damdata[5, 2] = dam[4]; damdata[5, 3] = dam[6]; damdata[5, 4] = dam[9]; damdata[5, 5] = dam[10]; damdata[5, 6] = dam[13];
                damdata[6, 0] = dam[0]; damdata[6, 1] = dam[2]; damdata[6, 2] = dam[4]; damdata[6, 3] = dam[6]; damdata[6, 4] = dam[9]; damdata[6, 5] = dam[11]; damdata[6, 6] = dam[12]; //d2e2v1
                damdata[7, 0] = dam[0]; damdata[7, 1] = dam[2]; damdata[7, 2] = dam[4]; damdata[7, 3] = dam[6]; damdata[7, 4] = dam[9]; damdata[7, 5] = dam[11]; damdata[7, 6] = dam[13];
                damdata[8, 0] = dam[0]; damdata[8, 1] = dam[2]; damdata[8, 2] = dam[4]; damdata[8, 3] = dam[7]; damdata[8, 4] = dam[8]; damdata[8, 5] = dam[10]; damdata[8, 6] = dam[12]; //c2d1e1v1
                damdata[9, 0] = dam[0]; damdata[9, 1] = dam[2]; damdata[9, 2] = dam[4]; damdata[9, 3] = dam[7]; damdata[9, 4] = dam[8]; damdata[9, 5] = dam[10]; damdata[9, 6] = dam[13];
                damdata[10, 0] = dam[0]; damdata[10, 1] = dam[2]; damdata[10, 2] = dam[4]; damdata[10, 3] = dam[7]; damdata[10, 4] = dam[8]; damdata[10, 5] = dam[11]; damdata[10, 6] = dam[12]; //c2d1e2v1
                damdata[11, 0] = dam[0]; damdata[11, 1] = dam[2]; damdata[11, 2] = dam[4]; damdata[11, 3] = dam[7]; damdata[11, 4] = dam[8]; damdata[11, 5] = dam[11]; damdata[11, 6] = dam[13];
                damdata[12, 0] = dam[0]; damdata[12, 1] = dam[2]; damdata[12, 2] = dam[4]; damdata[12, 3] = dam[7]; damdata[12, 4] = dam[9]; damdata[12, 5] = dam[10]; damdata[12, 6] = dam[12]; //c2d2e1v1
                damdata[13, 0] = dam[0]; damdata[13, 1] = dam[2]; damdata[13, 2] = dam[4]; damdata[13, 3] = dam[7]; damdata[13, 4] = dam[9]; damdata[13, 5] = dam[10]; damdata[13, 6] = dam[13];
                damdata[14, 0] = dam[0]; damdata[14, 1] = dam[2]; damdata[14, 2] = dam[4]; damdata[14, 3] = dam[7]; damdata[14, 4] = dam[9]; damdata[14, 5] = dam[11]; damdata[14, 6] = dam[12]; //c2d2e2v1
                damdata[15, 0] = dam[0]; damdata[15, 1] = dam[2]; damdata[15, 2] = dam[4]; damdata[15, 3] = dam[7]; damdata[15, 4] = dam[9]; damdata[15, 5] = dam[11]; damdata[15, 6] = dam[13];
                damdata[16, 0] = dam[0]; damdata[16, 1] = dam[2]; damdata[16, 2] = dam[5]; damdata[16, 3] = dam[6]; damdata[16, 4] = dam[8]; damdata[16, 5] = dam[10]; damdata[16, 6] = dam[12]; //b2c1d1e1v1
                damdata[17, 0] = dam[0]; damdata[17, 1] = dam[2]; damdata[17, 2] = dam[5]; damdata[17, 3] = dam[6]; damdata[17, 4] = dam[8]; damdata[17, 5] = dam[10]; damdata[17, 6] = dam[13];
                damdata[18, 0] = dam[0]; damdata[18, 1] = dam[2]; damdata[18, 2] = dam[5]; damdata[18, 3] = dam[6]; damdata[18, 4] = dam[8]; damdata[18, 5] = dam[11]; damdata[18, 6] = dam[12]; //b2c1d1e2v1
                damdata[19, 0] = dam[0]; damdata[19, 1] = dam[2]; damdata[19, 2] = dam[5]; damdata[19, 3] = dam[6]; damdata[19, 4] = dam[8]; damdata[19, 5] = dam[11]; damdata[19, 6] = dam[13];
                damdata[20, 0] = dam[0]; damdata[20, 1] = dam[2]; damdata[20, 2] = dam[5]; damdata[20, 3] = dam[6]; damdata[20, 4] = dam[9]; damdata[20, 5] = dam[10]; damdata[20, 6] = dam[12]; //b2c1d2e1v1
                damdata[21, 0] = dam[0]; damdata[21, 1] = dam[2]; damdata[21, 2] = dam[5]; damdata[21, 3] = dam[6]; damdata[21, 4] = dam[9]; damdata[21, 5] = dam[10]; damdata[21, 6] = dam[13];
                damdata[22, 0] = dam[0]; damdata[22, 1] = dam[2]; damdata[22, 2] = dam[5]; damdata[22, 3] = dam[6]; damdata[22, 4] = dam[9]; damdata[22, 5] = dam[11]; damdata[22, 6] = dam[12]; //b2c1d2e2v1
                damdata[23, 0] = dam[0]; damdata[23, 1] = dam[2]; damdata[23, 2] = dam[5]; damdata[23, 3] = dam[6]; damdata[23, 4] = dam[9]; damdata[23, 5] = dam[11]; damdata[23, 6] = dam[13];
                damdata[24, 0] = dam[0]; damdata[24, 1] = dam[2]; damdata[24, 2] = dam[5]; damdata[24, 3] = dam[7]; damdata[24, 4] = dam[8]; damdata[24, 5] = dam[10]; damdata[24, 6] = dam[12]; //b2c2d1e1v1
                damdata[25, 0] = dam[0]; damdata[25, 1] = dam[2]; damdata[25, 2] = dam[5]; damdata[25, 3] = dam[7]; damdata[25, 4] = dam[8]; damdata[25, 5] = dam[10]; damdata[25, 6] = dam[13];
                damdata[26, 0] = dam[0]; damdata[26, 1] = dam[2]; damdata[26, 2] = dam[5]; damdata[26, 3] = dam[7]; damdata[26, 4] = dam[8]; damdata[26, 5] = dam[11]; damdata[26, 6] = dam[12];
                damdata[27, 0] = dam[0]; damdata[27, 1] = dam[2]; damdata[27, 2] = dam[5]; damdata[27, 3] = dam[7]; damdata[27, 4] = dam[8]; damdata[27, 5] = dam[11]; damdata[27, 6] = dam[13];
                damdata[28, 0] = dam[0]; damdata[28, 1] = dam[2]; damdata[28, 2] = dam[5]; damdata[28, 3] = dam[7]; damdata[28, 4] = dam[9]; damdata[28, 5] = dam[10]; damdata[28, 6] = dam[12]; // b2c2d2e1v1
                damdata[29, 0] = dam[0]; damdata[29, 1] = dam[2]; damdata[29, 2] = dam[5]; damdata[29, 3] = dam[7]; damdata[29, 4] = dam[9]; damdata[29, 5] = dam[10]; damdata[29, 6] = dam[13];

**VirtualAce** · 11-22-2010

After finding out what punnete square is (thank you Google), it looks fairly simple to code.

Remove your hardcoded 'stuff'. I could tell you how to do it but that really wouldn't help you. Try it out using some loops or other data structures and post your attempt here. From there myself and perhaps more people can guide you in various directions based on your efforts.

**DaleZ** · 11-23-2010

I took another crack at it trying various methods. This time I tried it from left to right instead of right to left.

this is what I came up with:

Code:

    int den = 1; int da = 1; int db = 1; int dc = 1; int dd = 1; int de = 1; int dv = 0; int x = 0;

                do
                {
                    // Broken
                    if (den <= 64)
                    { damdata[x, 0] = dam[0]; }
                    else { damdata[x, 0] = dam[1]; }


                    {
                        // Agouti
                        if (da <= 32)
                        { damdata[x, 1] = dam[2]; }
                        else { damdata[x, 1] = dam[3]; }
                        if (da == 64) // reset Agouti counter
                        { da = 1; }
                    }
                    {
                        // Brown
                        if (db <= 16)
                        { damdata[x, 2] = dam[4]; }
                        else { damdata[x, 2] = dam[5]; }
                        if (db == 32) // reset Brown counter
                        { db = 1; }
                    }
                    {
                        // Color
                        if (dc <= 8)
                        { damdata[x, 3] = dam[6]; }
                        else { damdata[x, 3] = dam[7]; }
                        if (dc == 16) // reset Color counter
                        { dc = 1; }
                    }
                    {
                        // Dilute
                        if (dd <= 4)
                        { damdata[x, 4] = dam[8]; }
                        else { damdata[x, 4] = dam[9]; }
                        if (dd == 8) // reset Dilute counter
                        { dd = 1; }
                    }
                    {
                        // Extension
                        if (de <= 2)
                        { damdata[x, 5] = dam[10]; }
                        else { damdata[x, 5] = dam[11]; }
                        if (de == 4) //reset Extension counter
                        { de = 1; }
                    }
                    {
                        // Vienna 
                        if (dv == 1)
                        { damdata[x, 6] = dam[12]; }
                        else { damdata[x, 5] = dam[13]; }
                        if (dv == 2) // reset Vienna counter
                        { dv = 1; }
                    }
                    x++; den++; da++; db++; dc++; dd++; de++; dv++;
                } while (x < 127);

Is there a more efficient way to do this?

below is a description of the problem:
Dam contains EnenAaBbCcDdEeVv
What I need damdata to contain is:
EnABCDEV
ENABCDEv
ENABCDeV
EnABCDev
EnABCdEV
ect.....

**VirtualAce** · 11-24-2010

I guess I'm a bit lost but let's break the problem down to something much simpler.

Excuse my terrible ASCII art grid:

____A___B___C___D____AB
A__AA__AB__AC__AD____AAB
B__BA__BB__BC__BD____BAB
C__CA__CB__CC__CD___CAB
D__AD__DB__DC__DD___DAB
CB_CBA_CBB_CBC_CBD__CBAB

To me it looks like you take every letter from the current row and add every letter from the current column. This should be simple to do once you set your columns and rows up correctly.

Thread: populate array problem

Thread Tools

Search Thread

Display

populate array problem

Similar Threads

Function call changes variables that are supposed to be unrelated ?!?!

problem with qsort and array via calloc

Array problem

Problem with passing an array of structures to a function

From stream/file to a string array problem