vector.rl
Class Vector
A memory contiguous datastructure similar to cpp vector.
A vector is a list of elements. Just like cpp vector,
the contents may be reallocated when added or deleated,
so references elements are invalidated if the
vector is modified.
Fields
Methods
Function:
init()Function:
drop()Function:
assign(Vector<T> other)Function:
resize(Int new_size)
changes the size of the vector
to be equal to `new_size`
if the original size is larger
than the new size, the extra
elements are destroyed
if the original size is smaller
than the new size, extra elements
are constructed
Function:
back() -> ref T
returns a reference to the
last element of the vector
Function:
get(Int index) -> ref T
returns a reference to the element
with the provided index
Function:
set(Int index, T value)
assigns `value` to the element
of the vector at the provided
index
Function:
append(T value)
appends `value` to the
end of the vector
Function:
empty() -> Bool
returns true if the
size of the vector is equal
to zero
Function:
clear()
erases all the elements
of the vector
Function:
pop() -> T
removes the last element
of the vector and returns
it by copy
Function:
drop_back(Int quantity)
removes `quantity` elements
from the back of the vector
Function:
erase(Int index)
erase the element with the provided
`index`
Function:
size() -> Int
Class BoundedVector
A bounded vector is a wrapper
around a vector that prevents
the size of the vector to ever
exced `max_size`
this class is usefull when used
for machine learning techniques,
since it allows the machine learning
to know the maximal possible size
of this vector when converted to
a tensor
Fields
Methods
Function:
assign(BoundedVector<T, max_size> other)Function:
resize(Int new_size)
identical to Vector::resize,
except `new_size` is clamped
to be at most `max_size`
Function:
max_size() -> Int
returns the maximal possible
size of this vector
Function:
back() -> ref T
same as vector::back
Function:
get(Int index) -> ref T
same as vector::get
Function:
set(Int index, T value)
same as vector::set
Function:
append(T value)
append `value` to the end
of the vector, but only if
doing so would not excede
max vector maximal size
Function:
empty() -> Bool
same as vector::empty
Function:
clear()
same as vector::clear
Function:
pop() -> T
same as vector::pop
Function:
drop_back(Int quantity)
same as vector::drop_back
Function:
erase(Int index)
same as vector::erase
Function:
size() -> Int
same as vector::size