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===Core Functions=== | ===Core Functions=== | ||
====Vector==== | ====Vector==== | ||
| - | '''stlPushBack( <container-name>, <data> )''' adds an element to the end of the vector | + | '''stlPushBack( <container-name>, <data> )''' adds an element to the end of the vector |
| - | '''stlPopBack( <container-name> )''' removes the element at the end of the vector | + | '''stlPopBack( <container-name> )''' removes the element at the end of the vector |
| - | '''stlFront( <container-name> )''' gets the element at the front of the vector | + | '''stlFront( <container-name> )''' gets the element at the front of the vector |
| - | '''stlBack( <container-name> )''' gets the element at the end of the vector | + | '''stlBack( <container-name> )''' gets the element at the end of the vector |
| - | '''stlSet <container-name> <index> <data>''' sets the element at the index specified | + | '''stlSet <container-name> <index> <data>''' sets the element at the index specified |
| - | '''<container-name>( <index> )''' gets the element at the index specified | + | '''<container-name>( <index> )''' gets the element at the index specified |
Similar to arrays, vectors are mostly used to access data based on a numeric index, thus the () operator and stlSet are going to be your bread and butter functions for this container. stlPushBack is a great way to programatically build a vector - it will append the specified data to the end of the vector, and increase its size by 1. If you want to remove the last element, you would use stlPopBack. Then the stlFront and stlBack functions have been included as shortcuts for accessing the first and last elements respectively. | Similar to arrays, vectors are mostly used to access data based on a numeric index, thus the () operator and stlSet are going to be your bread and butter functions for this container. stlPushBack is a great way to programatically build a vector - it will append the specified data to the end of the vector, and increase its size by 1. If you want to remove the last element, you would use stlPopBack. Then the stlFront and stlBack functions have been included as shortcuts for accessing the first and last elements respectively. | ||
====List==== | ====List==== | ||
| + | '''stlPushBack( <container-name>, <data> )''' adds and element to the end of the list | ||
| + | '''stlPopBack( <container-name> )''' removes the element at the end of the list | ||
| + | '''stlPushFront( <container-name>, <data> )''' adds and element to the beginning of the list | ||
| + | '''stlPopFront( <container-name> )''' removes the element at the beginning of the list | ||
| + | '''stlFront( <container-name> )''' gets the element at the beginning of the list | ||
| + | '''stlBack( <container-name> )''' gets the element at the end of the list | ||
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====Map==== | ====Map==== | ||
====Stack==== | ====Stack==== | ||
Revision as of 23:49, 22 November 2011
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Core Functions
Vector
stlPushBack( <container-name>, <data> ) adds an element to the end of the vector stlPopBack( <container-name> ) removes the element at the end of the vector stlFront( <container-name> ) gets the element at the front of the vector stlBack( <container-name> ) gets the element at the end of the vector stlSet <container-name> <index> <data> sets the element at the index specified <container-name>( <index> ) gets the element at the index specified
Similar to arrays, vectors are mostly used to access data based on a numeric index, thus the () operator and stlSet are going to be your bread and butter functions for this container. stlPushBack is a great way to programatically build a vector - it will append the specified data to the end of the vector, and increase its size by 1. If you want to remove the last element, you would use stlPopBack. Then the stlFront and stlBack functions have been included as shortcuts for accessing the first and last elements respectively.
List
stlPushBack( <container-name>, <data> ) adds and element to the end of the list stlPopBack( <container-name> ) removes the element at the end of the list stlPushFront( <container-name>, <data> ) adds and element to the beginning of the list stlPopFront( <container-name> ) removes the element at the beginning of the list stlFront( <container-name> ) gets the element at the beginning of the list stlBack( <container-name> ) gets the element at the end of the list
