csVector

In file include/csutil/csvector.h:

class csVector : public csBase

csVector is an abstract class which can hold an unlimited array of unspecified (void *) data

Inheritance:

Public Methods
csVector(int ilimit = 8, int ithreshold = 16): Initialize object to hold initially 'ilimit' elements, and increase storage by 'ithreshold' each time the upper bound is exceeded
bool Delete(int n): Delete element number 'n' from vector
void DeleteAll(): Delete all elements
virtual bool Equal(csSome Item, csConstSome Key): Compare a element with given key for equality
int Find(csSome which): Find a element in array and return its index (or -1 if not found)
int FindKey(csConstSome value): Find a element by key (using Equal method)
virtual bool FreeItem(csSome Item): Virtual function which frees a vector element; returns success status
inline csSome& Get(int n): Same but doesn't call SetLength () in the event n is out of bounds
bool Insert(int n, csSome Item): Insert element 'Item' before element 'n'
inline int Length(): Query vector length
inline csSome& operator [] (int n): Get a reference to n-th element
inline csSome Pop(): Pop a element from vector 'top'
inline void Push(csSome what): Push a element on 'top' of vector
void SetLength(int n): Set vector length to n
virtual ~csVector(): Destroy the vector object

Inherited from csBase:

Documentation

csVector is an abstract class which can hold an unlimited array of unspecified (void *) data. Since this is a basic object, it does not presume anything about its elements, so FreeItem () is effectively a NOP. If you want vector elements to free automatically occupied memory upon vector destruction you should create a derived class which should provide its own FreeItem () method (see csStrVector for a example).