vptree default constructor/vptree reinitialization

[JECBello]

Hello! I am working on an application requiring a vptree. I only want to initialize the vptree once within a particular method and then use the tree repeatedly within another method. This requires that I declare the vptree within the class's definition. This in turn requires that the vptree have a default constructor. I was wondering if it would be possible to implement this.

If not, is there any way you can include a method within the vptree class definition which allows the tree to be reinitialized using a different array?

Thank you!

[Masuzu]

@JECBello Why don't you just have the vp structure declared as a pointer, and make sure to free the allocated resources after?

[anselanza]

Agreed. I used a pointer.

In my class, I declared a member:

vpt::VpTree* mVpTree = NULL;

And then when it came time to build the tree, I assigned it like this:

mVpTree = new vpt::VpTree(points);