ql.DoubleVector([n])
The optional n is the size of the vector, default is 0. Other vectors (listed below) are created similarly.For a vector V there are the following methods
V.push_back(obj)
pushes object to back of V.V[i]
retrieves object at location i, where i starts at 0 to V:size()-1.V:size()
returns size of V.QuantLib contains the following Vectors:
CalibrationHelperVectorA vector of Calibration helpers
DateVector a vector of dates
DoubleVector a vector of doubles
DefaultProbabilityHelperVector a vector of Default probability helpers
IntervalPriceVectora vector of Interval Prices
IntVector a vector of integers
NodeVectora vector of node pairs
PeriodVectora vector of Periods
QuoteHandleVectora vector of quote handles
QuoteVectora vector of quotes
RateHelperVectora vector of rate helpers
StochasticProcessVectora vector of stochastic processes
StrVectora vector of strings
UnsignedIntVectora vector of unsigned integers
YoYHelperVectora vector of Year on Year inflation term structure helpers