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#ifndef IO_SEQUENCE_ARRAY_INC
#define IO_SEQUENCE_ARRAY_INC
#include "Object.h"
#include "Sequence.h"
namespace Torch {
/** Load and save in an efficiently manner an array of sequences.
(in an arbitrary binary format).
This could be useful for some (rare) classes which needs to save
sequences which could be in another format that the standard
sequence format (if you plan to use them with strange subclasses of
#Sequence#).
@author Ronan Collobert (collober@idiap.ch)
*/
class IOSequenceArray : public Object
{
public:
///
IOSequenceArray();
/** Read an array of sequences in #file#. #n_sequences# will be read.
If #allocator_# is non-NULL, it will be used to allocate the memory
of the sequences. Else, the memory of the sequences will be destroyed
when destroying the class. #sequences_array# must have the size #n_sequences#.
*/
virtual void read(XFile *file, Sequence **sequences_array, int n_sequences, Allocator *allocator_=NULL);
/** Write an array of sequences in #file#. #n_sequences# will be written.
#sequences_array# must have the size #n_sequences#.
*/
virtual void write(XFile *file, Sequence **sequences_array, int n_sequences);
virtual ~IOSequenceArray();
};
}
#endif
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