class util::IntArray
sys::Obj util::IntArray
@Js
Optimized fixed size array of 1, 2, 4, or 8 byte unboxed integers. The array values default to zero.
- copyFrom
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This copyFrom(IntArray that, Range? thatRange := null, Int thisOffset := 0)
Copy the integers from
that
array into this array and return this. ThethatRange
parameter may be used to specify a specific range of integers from thethat
parameter (negative indices are allowed) to copy. IfthatRange
is null then the entire range ofthat
is copied. OrthisOffset
specifies the starting index of this index to copy the first integer. Raise an exception if this array is not properly sized or is not of the same signed/byte count as thethat
array. - fill
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This fill(Int val, Range? range := null)
Fill this array with the given integer value. If range is null then the entire array is filled, otherwise just the specified range. Return this.
- get
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Get the integer at the given index. Negative indices are not supported.
- makeS1
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static IntArray makeS1(Int size)
Create a signed 8-bit, 1-byte integer array (-128 to 127).
- makeS2
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static IntArray makeS2(Int size)
Create a signed 16-bit, 2-byte integer array (-32_768 to 32_767).
- makeS4
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static IntArray makeS4(Int size)
Create a signed 32-bit, 4-byte integer array (-2_147_483_648 to 2_147_483_647).
- makeS8
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static IntArray makeS8(Int size)
Create a signed 64-bit, 8-byte integer array.
- makeU1
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static IntArray makeU1(Int size)
Create a unsigned 8-bit, 1-byte integer array (0 to 255).
- makeU2
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static IntArray makeU2(Int size)
Create a unsigned 16-bit, 2-byte integer array (0 to 65_535).
- makeU4
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static IntArray makeU4(Int size)
Create a unsigned 32-bit, 4-byte integer array (0 to 4_294_967_295).
- set
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@Operator
Void set(Int index, Int val)Set the integer at the given index. Negative indices are not supported.
- size
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Int size()
Get number of integers in the array
- sort
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This sort(Range? range := null)
Sort the integers in this array. If range is null then the entire array is sorted, otherwise just the specified range. Return this.