CSimpleArray Class
This class provides methods for managing a simple array.
template <
class T,
class TEqual = CSimpleArrayEqualHelper< T >
>
class CSimpleArray
Parameters
T
The type of data to store in the array.TEqual
A trait object, defining the equality test for elements of type T.
Members
Public Constructors
Name |
Description |
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The constructor for the simple array. |
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The destructor for the simple array. |
Public Methods
Name |
Description |
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Adds a new element to the array. |
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Finds an element in the array. |
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Returns a pointer to the data stored in the array. |
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Returns the number of elements stored in the array. |
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Removes a given element from the array. |
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Removes all elements from the array. |
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Removes the specified element from the array. |
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Sets the specified element in the array. |
Public Operators
Name |
Description |
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Retrieves an element from the array. |
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Assignment operator. |
Remarks
CSimpleArray provides methods for creating and managing a simple array, of any given type T.
The parameter TEqual provides a means of defining an equality function for two elements of type T. By creating a class similar to CSimpleArrayEqualHelper, it is possible to alter the behavior of the equality test for any given array. For example, when dealing with an array of pointers, it may be useful to define the equality as depending on the values the pointers reference. The default implementation utilizes operator=().
Both CSimpleArray and CSimpleMap are designed for a small number of elements. CAtlArray and CAtlMap should be used when the array contains a large number of elements.
Requirements
Header: atlsimpcoll.h
Example
// Create an array of integers
CSimpleArray<int> iArray;
// Create an array of char pointers
// and use a new equality function
CSimpleArray<char *, MyEqualityEqualHelper<char *> > cMyArray;