AcceptableMaster_v Class Reference

#include <vecDef.h>

Public Member Functions
	AcceptableMaster_v ()
	AcceptableMaster_v (size_t size)
	AcceptableMaster_v (size_t size, const AcceptableMaster_t &value)
	AcceptableMaster_v (const AcceptableMaster_v &container)
size_t	size () const
bool	empty () const
void	clear ()
void	push (const AcceptableMaster_t &value)
AcceptableMaster_t	pop ()
void	pop_back ()
AcceptableMaster_t	back ()
AcceptableMaster_t	front ()
AcceptableMaster_t &	get (size_t position) const
void	set (size_t position, AcceptableMaster_t &value)
AcceptableMaster_t &	operator[] (size_t position)
size_t	capacity () const
void	reserve (size_t new_cap)
size_t	max_size () const

Detailed Description

class to handle std::vector<AcceptableMaster_t> in scripts

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

AcceptableMaster_v() [1/4]

AcceptableMaster_v::AcceptableMaster_v

(

)

Initiate a new empty container

Note

Go do not use constructor and destructors, call

NewAcceptableMaster_v() 

and

DeleteAcceptableMaster_v() 

explicitly.

AcceptableMaster_v() [2/4]

AcceptableMaster_v::AcceptableMaster_v

(

size_t

size

)

Initiate a new container with size elements

Parameters

[in]

size

of the new container

Note

Elements holds default value!

Go do not use constructor and destructors, call

NewAcceptableMaster_v(int64(size)) 

and

DeleteAcceptableMaster_v() 

explicitly.

AcceptableMaster_v() [3/4]

AcceptableMaster_v::AcceptableMaster_v	(	size_t	size,
		const AcceptableMaster_t &	value
	)

Initiate a new container with size elements and copy value to all elements

Parameters

[in]	size	of the new container
[in]	value	for all elements in new container

Note

This constructor is not available in PHP and in Go.

AcceptableMaster_v() [4/4]

AcceptableMaster_v::AcceptableMaster_v

(

const AcceptableMaster_v &

container

)

Copy constructor

Parameters

[in]

container

to copy

Note

Go do not use constructor and destructors, call

NewAcceptableMaster_v(container) 

and

DeleteAcceptableMaster_v() 

explicitly.

Member Function Documentation

back()

AcceptableMaster_t AcceptableMaster_v::back

(

)

Get last element from container

Attention

initiate exception if container is empty!

Note

This function available in Python, Ruby and Lua.

capacity()

size_t AcceptableMaster_v::capacity

(

)

const

Get current container capacity

Note

This function available in Python, Ruby, PHP and Go.

The function is named

Capacity() 

in Go.

clear()

void AcceptableMaster_v::clear

(

)

Remove all elements from container

Note

Call std::vector<AcceptableMaster_t>::clear()

The function is named

Clear() 

in Go.

empty()

bool AcceptableMaster_v::empty

(

)

const

Query if container is empty

Returns

true if size is zero

Note

The function is named

is_empty() 

in PHP,

empty? 

in Ruby. and

IsEmpty() 

in Go.

front()

AcceptableMaster_t AcceptableMaster_v::front

(

)

Get first element from container

Attention

initiate exception if container is empty!

Note

This function available in Python, Ruby and Lua.

get()

AcceptableMaster_t& AcceptableMaster_v::get

(

size_t

position

)

const

Get element from the container

Parameters

[in]

position

of element to get

Returns

the element

Attention

initiate exception if out of range!

Note

This function is available in Perl, Tcl and PHP. Ruby, Python and Lua use operator[].

The function is named

Get() 

in Go.

max_size()

size_t AcceptableMaster_v::max_size

(

)

const

Get system limitation to container size

Note

This function available in Lua only.

operator[]()

AcceptableMaster_t& AcceptableMaster_v::operator[]

(

size_t

position

)

Fetch an element from the container The operator can be used for retrieving and setting!

Parameters

[in]

position

of the element

Returns

the element

Attention

initiate exception if out of range!

Note

This function is available for Ruby, Python and Lua. Perl, Tcl and PHP should use

get(), set() 

. Go use

Get(), Set() 

.

To set use

variable[index] = new_value 

pop()

AcceptableMaster_t AcceptableMaster_v::pop

(

)

Get last element and removes it from the container

Returns

last element

Attention

initiate exception if container is empty!

Note

Call std::vector<AcceptableMaster_t>::back() and std::vector<AcceptableMaster_t>::pop_back()

This function is not available in Lua and Go. Lua have the 'back()' and 'pop_back()' functions.

pop_back()

void AcceptableMaster_v::pop_back

(

)

Removes last element from the container

Attention

initiate exception if container is empty!

Note

This function available in Python and Lua only.

push()

void AcceptableMaster_v::push

(

const AcceptableMaster_t &

value

)

Push a copy of element at the end of the container

Parameters

[in]

value

to push

Note

Call std::vector<AcceptableMaster_t>::push_back()

The function is named

push_back() 

in Python and Lua, and

Add() 

in Go.

reserve()

void AcceptableMaster_v::reserve

(

size_t

new_cap

)

Reserve more space for further elements

Note

This function available in Python, Ruby, PHP and Go.

The function is named

Reserve() 

in Go.

set()

void AcceptableMaster_v::set	(	size_t	position,
		AcceptableMaster_t &	value
	)

Replace element value in the container

Parameters

[in]	position	of element to set
[in]	value	element with new value

Attention

initiate exception if out of range!

Note

This function is available in Perl, Tcl, PHP and Go. Ruby, Python and Lua use operator[].

The function is named

Set() 

in Go.

size()

size_t AcceptableMaster_v::size

(

)

const

Get the number of elements in container

Returns

number of elements in container

Note

The function is named

Size() 

in Go.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• src/vecDef.h