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SPVM-0.0440
River stage two • 37 direct dependents • 40 total dependents
/ SPVM::FloatList

NAME

SPVM::FloatList - Continuous dynamic float array

SYNOPSYS

use SPVM::FloatList;

# Create a float list
my $float_list = SPVM::FloatList->new;

# Create a float list with array
my $float_list = SPVM::FloatList->newa([1.5f, 2.5f, 3.5f]);

# Get list length
my $length = $float_list->length;

# Push float value
$float_list->push(3.5f);

# Pop float value.
my $float_value = $float_list->pop;

# Unshift float value.
$float_list->unshift(3.2f);

# Shift float value.
my $float_value = $float_list->shift;

# Set float value.
$float_list->set(2, 3.2f);

# Get float value.
my $float_value = $float_list->get(2);

# Convert SPVM::FloatList to float array.
my $float_array = $float_list->to_array;

DESCRIPTION

SPVM::FloatList is continuous dynamic float array.

CLASS METHODS

new

sub new : SPVM::FloatList ()

Create a new SPVM::FloatList object.

newa

sub newa : SPVM::FloatList ($array : float[])

Create a new SPVM::FloatList object with specific float array.

INSTANCE METHODS

length

sub length : int ()

Get list length.

push

sub push : void ($self : self, $value : float)

Appending the value to the end of list.

pop

sub pop : float ($self : self)

Pops and returns the last value of the list, shortening the array by one element If there are no elements in the list, exception occur.

unshift

sub unshift : void ($self : self, $value : float)

Appending the value to the top of list.

shift

sub shift : float ($self : self)

Shifts the first value of the list off and returns it, shortening the array by 1 and moving everything down. If there are no elements in the list, exception occur.

set

sub set : void ($self : self, $index : int, $value : float)

Set the value with index.

get

sub get : float ($self : self, $index : int)

Get the value with index.

to_array

sub to_array : float[] ($self : self)

Convert SPVM::FloatList to float array.