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| typedef TMCIterator< T, TMCArray< T > > | iterator |
| typedef TMCConstIterator< T, TMCArray< T > > | const_iterator |
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| TMCArray (void) | |
| TMCArray (uint32 initialCount, boolean initialZeroMem) | |
| TMCArray (uint32 initialCount, uint32 initialSpace, uint32 initialGrowSize, boolean initialZeroMem) | |
| TMCArray (const TMCArray< T > &inFromArray) | |
| TMCArray (T *const &baseAddress, boolean inAquireMemory, uint32 elemCount, uint32 elemSpace) | |
| TMCArray (TMCArray< T > &array, uint32 elemStart, uint32 elemCount) | |
| ~TMCArray (void) | |
| TMCArray< T > & | operator= (const TMCArray< T > &fromArray) |
| boolean | ArrayAlloc (uint32 initialCount, uint32 initialSpace, uint32 initialGrowSize, boolean initialZeroMem) |
| boolean | ArrayAllocFromBuffer (T *baseAddress, boolean inAquireMemory, uint32 elemCount, uint32 elemSpace) |
| void | ArrayFree (void) |
| boolean | IsValid (void) const |
| int8 * | BaseAddress (void) |
| const int8 * | BaseAddress (void) const |
| uint32 | GetElemSize (void) const |
| uint32 | GetGrowSize (void) const |
| uint32 | GetElemSpace (void) const |
| uint32 | GetElemCount (void) const |
| boolean | GetZeroMem (void) const |
| boolean | ExternalMemory () |
| boolean | GetSmartGrow (void) const |
| T * | ArrayData (void) |
| const T * | ArrayData (void) const |
| void | SetZeroMem (boolean z) |
| void | SetValid (boolean valid) |
| void | SetGrowSize (uint32 g) |
| void | SetSmartGrow () |
| boolean | SetElemSpace (uint32 n) |
| boolean | SetElemCount (uint32 n) |
| boolean | AddElemCount (uint32 n) |
| const_iterator | Begin (void) const |
| iterator | Begin (void) |
| const_iterator | End (void) const |
| iterator | End (void) |
| T & | FirstElem (void) |
| const T & | FirstElem (void) const |
| T & | LastElem (void) |
| const T & | LastElem (void) const |
| void | Erase (const iterator &elementToErase) |
| void | Erase (const iterator &start, const iterator &end) |
| boolean | CopyElems (const TMCArray< T > &fromArray, uint32 startIndex, uint32 nbItems, uint32 insertIndex) |
| boolean | Append (const TMCArray< T > &fromArray) |
| void | FillWithValue (const T &inValue, uint32 inStart=kBeginIndex, uint32 inLength=kUnusedIndex) |
| void | Swap (TMCArray< T > &fromArray) |
| T * | Pointer (uint32 i) |
| const T * | Pointer (uint32 i) const |
| T & | operator[] (uint32 i) |
| const T & | operator[] (uint32 i) const |
| void | SetElem (uint32 index, const T &data) |
| void | GetElem (uint32 index, T &data) const |
| boolean | AddElem (const T &data) |
| boolean | InsertElem (uint32 index, const T &data) |
| void | RemoveElem (uint32 index, uint32 count) |
| uint32 | FindElem (const T &item) const |
| boolean | CompactArray (void) |
Protected Member Functions | |
| void | UpdateDataPointer (void) |
| void | ZeroInternals (void) |
Protected Attributes | |
| uint32 | fElemCount |
| The number of elements in use. | |
| uint32 | fElemSpace |
| The number of elements allocated (unconstructed). | |
| uint32 | fArrayFlags |
| Flags that control the behavior of the array. | |
| T * | fArrayData |
| The memory block used by the array. | |
Indexes to access the Array classes are ZERO based (array[0] gives you the first element)
Arrays grows dynamically as you add elements, so it is very dangerous to keep pointers to elements of the array: if the array is reallocated, your pointers will become invalid. In this case, you should use indexes. For better efficiency, preallocate the number of elements you'll need (or use an estimation of the space if possible).
In eSmartGrow mode (the default), the size of the extra space added when the array is reallocated (the grow size) depends on the number of elements already in the array. Otherwise, a constant grow size is used.
Other array classes are: TMCPtrArray, TMCCountedPtrArray, TMCClassArray and TMCExtensibleArray.
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Returns a pointer to the first element |
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Frees all the memory held by this array (unless it uses external memory). And sets the element count to 0. |
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Returns the address at which the elements of the array begin |
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Returns an iterator initialized to the begining of the array. |
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Copy elements from one array to another. |
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Returns an iterator initialized to the end of the array. |
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Erases a range of elements in the array from the startIterator to the endIterator. |
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Erases a single element in the array that is referenced by the iterator. |
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Fill an array range with the value passed in. |
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Finds the index of the first instance of item in the array (if it exists).
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Inserts one element at the given index
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Returns a reference to the last element in the array. |
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Remove one or more elements from the array starting from the passed in index. |
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Set the number of elements in the array. |
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The memory block used by the array.
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Flags that control the behavior of the array.
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