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I have a coll object in a patcher which is a MATRIX containing values in rows and colums, the information contained in this matrix updates constantly, so this means this coll MATRIX is a dynamic Matrix.

I would like to send all the MATRIX values to a external object that I have created in the same patcher.

To achieve this I need to load all the matrix values in a 2D array in C++ code: matrix[rows][columns] . How can I read the values from a coll Object and import them in the c++ code?

I know how to introduce a float value directly in the c++ code from one inlet with this command:

//Incoming FLOAT - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

    void float_inlet(long inlet, double v) {

        m_gain[inlet] = v; // The float number coming from the inlet (v) will be stored in an internal array in the position of the inlet number.

I would like to use only one inlet coming from the coll output containing all the values of the matrix, and then, using a c++ command to create an internal matrix and store all the values.

I have a coll object in a patcher which is a MATRIX containing values in rows and colums, the information contained in this matrix updates constantly, so this means this coll MATRIX is a dynamic Matrix.
I would like to send all the MATRIX values to a external object that I have created in the same patcher. 

To achieve this I need to load all the matrix values in a 2D array in C++ code: matrix[rows][columns] . How can I read the values from a coll Object and import them in the c++ code? 

The matrix values are in FLOAT format.
I know how to introduce a float value directly in the c++ code from one inlet with this command:
//Incoming FLOAT  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
	void float_inlet(long inlet, double v) {
		m_gain[inlet] = v; // The float number coming from the inlet (v) will be stored in an internal array in the position of the inlet number.
	}
I would like to use only one inlet coming from the coll output containing all the values of the matrix, and then, using a c++ command to create an internal matrix and store all the values.

load-coll-matrix-into-c-to-create-a-external-file

Thank u Nicolas for your answer! i appreciate a lot your help. I have already solved the issue with the matrix load into c++. :-)

Load coll MATRIX into C++ to create a external file