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multidimensional-proxy-addressing

Address one dimensional arrays as if they were multidimensional arrays in js

0.0.3

MIT

JavaScript

Installations

npm install multidimensional-proxy-addressing

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Typescript

No

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CommonJS

Min. Node Version

*

Node Version

8.9.4

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5.6.0 Pull Requests

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JavaScript

JavaScript (100%)

Developer

khrome

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MIT License

1 Stars

5 Commits

2 Watchers

1 Branches

1 Contributors

Updated on Apr 03, 2020

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Latest Version

0.0.3

Package Id

multidimensional-proxy-addressing@0.0.3

Size

2.57 kB

NPM Version

5.6.0

Node Version

8.9.4

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multidimensional-proxy-addressing

So I wondered if it would be possible to use 2 parallel arrays of proxies and values to address a one dimensional array as if it were multidimensional without altering the original array in any way and without creating more than one object per dimension (static).

It turns out, that while it's ridiculously slow... it is possible, and it works in any number of dimensions.

proxyAddressing = require('multidimensional-proxy-addressing');
var dims = {
    x : 1000,
    y : 100,
    z : 100
}
var array = new Array(dims.x * dims.y * dims.z);
var proxy = proxyAddressing(array, [1, dims.x, dims.x*dims.y]);
proxy[1][5][4] = 2;

For speed reference here are the timings:

10000000 one dimensional assignments : 185ms
10000000 3 dimensional assignments : 361ms
10000000 3 pseudo dimensional assignments : 11912ms (ouch!)

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Score

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Last Scanned on 2025-07-07

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