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Aleph-w 3.0
A C++ Library for Data Structures and Algorithms
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Common methods to the Aleph-w ( \(\aleph_\omega\)) containers.
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#include <ah-dry.H>
Inherited by Aleph::Array< size_t >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::Gen_Euler_Tour_LCA::DepthEntry >, Aleph::Array< Node * >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::Array< size_t > >, Aleph::Array< value_type >, Aleph::Array< lazy_type >, Aleph::Array< Item >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::AABBTree::Node >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::AABBTree::Entry >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::AABBTree::DebugNode >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::AdversarialIterativeDeepeningIteration< Move, Score > >, Aleph::Array< Move >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::Aho_Corasick::Node >, Aleph::Array< std::string >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::Point >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::DelaunayTriangulationBowyerWatson::IndexedTriangle >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::Segment >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::Compact_Cuckoo_Filter::Bucket >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::ConstrainedDelaunayTriangulation::IndexedEdge >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::Convex_Hull_Trick::Line >, Aleph::Array< long double >, Aleph::Array< uint32_t >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::Cuckoo_Filter::Bucket >, Aleph::Array< Cost >, Aleph::Array< Complex >, Aleph::Array< Real >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::FFT::ISTFTProcessor >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::FFT::STFTProcessor >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::FFT::LFilter >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::Array< Real > >, Aleph::Array< bool >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::Array< Complex > >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::FFT::BiquadSection >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::FFT::IIRCoefficients >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::FFT::SOSFilter >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::detail::SPP_Portal >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::FunnelTraceStep >, Aleph::Array< char >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::lca_detail::Depth_Node >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::Gen_File_BPlus_Tree::Page >, Aleph::Array< unsigned char >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::Gen_File_B_Tree::Page >, Aleph::Array< typename GT::Node::Node_Type >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::Gen_Link_Cut_Tree::Node * >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::Gen_Link_Cut_Tree_WithEdges::EdgeRec >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::Tree_Node * >, Aleph::Array< long >, Aleph::Array< uint8_t >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::IDAStarIteration< Distance > >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::KDTreePointSearch::DebugPartition >, Aleph::Array< std::optional< Move > >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::Array< Cost > >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::DynList< long > >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::Li_Chao_Tree::Node >, Aleph::Array< uint64_t >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::MonotonePolygonTriangulation::EdgeStatusTree::Node * >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::Naive_Suffix_Tree::Node >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::Planar_Dual_Metadata::Face_Boundary >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::Planar_Dual_Edge_Info< Aleph::List_Graph > >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::Planar_Dual_Metadata::Face_Dart >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::Planar_Geometric_Drawing::Node_Position >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::Planarity_Test_Result::Rotation_Entry >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::Array< Node * > >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::Planarity_Test_Result::Path_Witness >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::Planarity_Test_Result::Edge_Witness >, Aleph::Array< Arc * >, Aleph::Array< C >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::Polygon >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::PowerDiagram::WeightedSite >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::PowerDiagram::PowerEdge >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::PowerDiagram::PowerCell >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::RangeTree2D::Node >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::RangeTree2D::DebugNode >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::RegularTriangulationBowyerWatson::WeightedSite >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::SegmentArrangement::ArrEdge >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::SegmentArrangement::ArrFace >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::Segment_Tree_Beats::Node >, Aleph::Array< double >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::Suffix_Automaton::State >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::SweepLineSegmentIntersection::StatusTree::Node * >, Aleph::Array<::Polygon >, Aleph::Array<::Segment >, Aleph::Array<::Point >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::TrapezoidalMapPointLocation::Trapezoid >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::TrapezoidalMapPointLocation::DagNode >, Aleph::Array< __gmp_expr< mpq_t, mpq_t > >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::VoronoiDiagramFromDelaunay::Edge >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::VoronoiDiagramFromDelaunay::Cell >, Aleph::Array< VertexId >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::blossom_weighted_detail::mwmatching::impl::Blossom >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::blossom_weighted_detail::mwmatching::impl::Blossom * >, Aleph::Array< WeightType >, Aleph::Array< const Aleph::blossom_weighted_detail::mwmatching::Edge * >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::blossom_weighted_detail::mwmatching::Edge >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::Graph_Anode * >, Aleph::Array< Key >, Aleph::Array< std::unique_ptr< Aleph::detail::BPlusTreeNode > >, Aleph::Array< std::unique_ptr< Aleph::detail::BTreeNode > >, Aleph::Array< typename GT::Node * >, Aleph::Array< typename GT::Arc * >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::planarity_detail::Simple_Edge >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::Array< Arc * > >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::planarity_detail::Conflict_Pair >, Aleph::Array< int >, Aleph::Array< Aleph::Array< std::string > >, Aleph::Array< string >, Aleph::ArrayQueue< int >, Aleph::ArrayQueue< Aleph::DynList< int > >, Aleph::ArrayStack< Node * >, Aleph::ArrayStack< int >, Aleph::ArrayStack< Aleph::DynList< int > >, Aleph::DynArray< GT_Node * >, Aleph::DynArray< Aleph::Point >, Aleph::DynArray< Node * >, Aleph::DynArray< Entry_Type >, Aleph::DynArray< typename GT::Arc * >, Aleph::DynArray< Aleph::Byte >, Aleph::DynArray< typename GT::Node * >, Aleph::DynArray< long >, Aleph::DynArray< Distance_Type >, Aleph::DynArray< Dnode< Key > >, Aleph::DynArray< Aleph::Map_Matrix_Graph::Mat_Entry >, Aleph::DynArray< Node_Type >, Aleph::DynArray< Arc_Type >, Aleph::DynArray< Aleph::Simplex_Node_Info >, Aleph::DynArray< Aleph::Simplex_Arc_Info >, Aleph::DynArray< string >, Aleph::DynArray< int >, Aleph::DynArray< Event_Handler >, Aleph::DynArray< size_t >, Aleph::DynArray< void * >, Aleph::DynArray< Aleph::DynArray< Node * > >, Aleph::DynArray< double >, Aleph::DynDlist< typename GT::Node * >, Aleph::DynDlist< Aleph::Path::Path_Desc >, Aleph::DynDlist< T * >, Aleph::DynDlist< ConstraintType >, Aleph::DynDlist< VertexPair >, Aleph::DynDlist< Aleph::blossom_weighted_detail::mwmatching::impl::NonTrivialBlossom >, Aleph::DynDlist< Aleph::blossom_weighted_detail::mwmatching::impl::NonTrivialBlossom::SubBlossom >, Aleph::DynDlist< const Aleph::blossom_weighted_detail::mwmatching::Edge< WeightType > * >, Aleph::DynDlist< int >, Aleph::DynDlist< Tag_Data >, Aleph::DynDlist< Arc_Desc >, Aleph::DynDlist< Thread_Desc >, Aleph::DynDlist< Eepic_Geom_Object * >, Aleph::DynDlist< Polinomio::Termino >, Aleph::DynDlist< Arc_Data >, Aleph::DynDlist< Connexion_Data >, Aleph::DynHashTable< std::pair< Key, Data >, LhashTable, Dft_Pair_Cmp< Key, Data, Aleph::equal_to< Key > > >, Aleph::DynHashTable< Key, LhashTable, Aleph::equal_to< Key > >, Aleph::DynHashTable< Key, LinearHashTable, Aleph::equal_to< Key > >, Aleph::DynHashTable< std::pair< Aleph::Gen_Link_Cut_Tree_WithEdges::EdgeKey, size_t >, Aleph::Gen_Link_Cut_Tree_WithEdges::EdgeKeyEq, Dft_Pair_Cmp< Aleph::Gen_Link_Cut_Tree_WithEdges::EdgeKey, size_t, Aleph::equal_to< Aleph::Gen_Link_Cut_Tree_WithEdges::EdgeKey > > >, Aleph::DynHashTable< std::pair< Node *, int >, Aleph::Gen_Link_Cut_Tree_WithEdges::NodePtrEq, Dft_Pair_Cmp< Node *, int, Aleph::equal_to< Node * > > >, Aleph::DynIntervalTree< int >, Aleph::DynList< int >, Aleph::DynList< Event >, Aleph::DynList< std::pair< size_t, size_t > >, Aleph::DynList< typename GT::Arc * >, Aleph::DynList< Arc * >, Aleph::DynList< Node * >, Aleph::DynList< Aleph::FlowPath< Aleph::Net_Graph > >, Aleph::DynList< Aleph::FlowCycle< Aleph::Net_Graph > >, Aleph::DynList< void * >, Aleph::DynList< long >, Aleph::DynList< typename GT::Node * >, Aleph::DynList< Aleph::Point >, Aleph::DynList< Solution >, Aleph::DynList< size_t >, Aleph::DynList< Aleph::Tree_Node * >, Aleph::DynList< std::pair< Node *, Aleph::Zero_One_BFS::Node_Info * > >, Aleph::DynList< std::pair< Node *, Aleph::Zero_One_BFS::Painted_Info * > >, Aleph::DynList< VertexId >, Aleph::DynList< Aleph::DynList< int > >, Aleph::DynList< QueueTheadsPool::ConsumerQueueEvent * >, Aleph::DynList< char >, Aleph::DynList< string >, Aleph::DynList< std::string >, Aleph::DynList< std::thread >, Aleph::DynListQueue< size_t >, Aleph::DynListQueue< VertexId >, Aleph::DynListQueue< Aleph::DynList< int > >, Aleph::DynListQueue< int >, Aleph::DynListStack< typename GT::Node * >, Aleph::DynListStack< Aleph::Tree_Node * >, Aleph::DynListStack< Aleph::DynList< int > >, Aleph::DynListStack< int >, Aleph::DynListStack< string >, Aleph::DynMatrix< long >, Aleph::DynMatrix< Distance_Type >, Aleph::DynMatrix< int >, Aleph::DynMatrix< double >, Aleph::DynSetTree< GT::Arc *, Treap, Dft_Arc_Cmp< GT > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< std::pair< Key, Type >, Avl_Tree, Dft_Pair_Cmp< Key, Type, Aleph::less< Key > > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< std::pair< Key, Type >, BinTree, Dft_Pair_Cmp< Key, Type, Aleph::less< Key > > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< std::pair< Key, Type >, Rand_Tree, Dft_Pair_Cmp< Key, Type, Aleph::less< Key > > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< std::pair< Key, Type >, Rb_Tree, Dft_Pair_Cmp< Key, Type, Aleph::less< Key > > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< std::pair< Key, Type >, Splay_Tree, Dft_Pair_Cmp< Key, Type, Aleph::less< Key > > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< std::pair< Key, Type >, Treap, Dft_Pair_Cmp< Key, Type, Aleph::less< Key > > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< std::pair< Key, Type >, Treap_Rk, Dft_Pair_Cmp< Key, Type, Aleph::less< Key > > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< std::pair< Key, Data >, Avl_Tree, Dft_Pair_Cmp< Key, Data, Aleph::less< Key > > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< Key, Avl_Tree_Rk, Aleph::less< Key > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< Key, Avl_Tree, Aleph::less< Key > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< Key, BinTree, Aleph::less< Key > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< Key, HtdRbTreeRk, Aleph::less< Key > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< Key, HtdRbTree, Aleph::less< Key > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< Key, Rand_Tree, Aleph::less< Key > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< Key, Rb_Tree_Rk, Aleph::less< Key > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< Key, Rb_Tree, Aleph::less< Key > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< Key, Splay_Tree_Rk, Aleph::less< Key > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< Key, Splay_Tree, Aleph::less< Key > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< Key, TdRbTreeRk, Aleph::less< Key > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< Key, TdRbTree, Aleph::less< Key > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< Key, Treap, Aleph::less< Key > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< Key, Treap_Rk, Aleph::less< Key > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< Node * >, Aleph::DynSetTree< GT::Node *, Treap, Dft_Node_Cmp< GT > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< GT_Arc *, Rand_Tree, Aleph::IndexArc::Cmp_Arc >, Aleph::DynSetTree< std::pair< Key, Operation >, Avl_Tree, Dft_Pair_Cmp< Key, Operation, Aleph::less< Key > > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< std::pair< Key, ValueType >, Avl_Tree, Dft_Pair_Cmp< Key, ValueType, Aleph::less< Key > > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< std::pair< void *, Flow_Type >, Avl_Tree, Dft_Pair_Cmp< void *, Flow_Type, Aleph::less< void * > > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< std::pair< Aleph::Array< size_t >, double >, Aleph::Avl_Tree, Dft_Pair_Cmp< Aleph::Array< size_t >, double, Grevlex_Order > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< std::pair< size_t, double >, Avl_Tree, Dft_Pair_Cmp< size_t, double, Aleph::less< size_t > > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< std::pair< Node *, Node * >, Treap, Dft_Pair_Cmp< Node *, Node *, Aleph::less< Node * > > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< std::pair< std::string, Huffman_Node * >, Treap_Vtl, Dft_Pair_Cmp< std::string, Huffman_Node *, Aleph::less< std::string > > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< std::pair< std::string, BitArray >, Treap_Vtl, Dft_Pair_Cmp< std::string, BitArray, Aleph::less< std::string > > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< GT_Node *, Treap, Dft_Node_Cmp< GT > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< GT_Arc *, Treap, Aleph::IndexArc::Cmp_Arc >, Aleph::DynSetTree< std::pair< int, int >, Avl_Tree, Aleph::less< std::pair< int, int > > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< std::pair< Node *, Node * >, Avl_Tree, Dft_Pair_Cmp< Node *, Node *, Aleph::less< Node * > > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< std::pair< Arc *, Arc * >, Avl_Tree, Dft_Pair_Cmp< Arc *, Arc *, Aleph::less< Arc * > > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< std::pair< Node *, Distance_Type >, Avl_Tree, Dft_Pair_Cmp< Node *, Distance_Type, Aleph::less< Node * > > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< Aleph::LineSweepFramework::SeqEvent, Aleph::Avl_Tree, Aleph::LineSweepFramework::CmpSeqEvent >, Aleph::DynSetTree< Node *, Rand_Tree >, Aleph::DynSetTree< Arc *, Rand_Tree >, Aleph::DynSetTree< std::pair< Node *, size_t >, Avl_Tree, Dft_Pair_Cmp< Node *, size_t, Aleph::less< Node * > > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< std::pair< Arc *, size_t >, Avl_Tree, Dft_Pair_Cmp< Arc *, size_t, Aleph::less< Arc * > > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< GT_Node *, Rand_Tree, Aleph::less< GT_Node * > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< Aleph::VisibilityPolygon::EdgeStatusTree::EdgeKey, Aleph::Treap, Aleph::VisibilityPolygon::EdgeStatusTree::EdgeKeyCmp >, Aleph::DynSetTree< std::pair< Pair_Key, Arc * >, Avl_Tree, Dft_Pair_Cmp< Pair_Key, Arc *, Aleph::less< Pair_Key > > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< Arc * >, Aleph::DynSetTree< std::pair< Node *, Cost_Type >, Avl_Tree, Dft_Pair_Cmp< Node *, Cost_Type, Aleph::less< Node * > > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< std::pair< Node *, Arc * >, Avl_Tree, Dft_Pair_Cmp< Node *, Arc *, Aleph::less< Node * > > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< int >, Aleph::DynSetTree< GT_Node *, Treap, TestNodeCmp >, Aleph::DynSetTree< Relation_T::Pair, Avl_Tree, Relation_T::Cmp >, Aleph::DynSetTree< std::pair< Event::EventId, TimeoutQueue::Event * >, Avl_Tree, Dft_Pair_Cmp< Event::EventId, TimeoutQueue::Event *, Aleph::less< Event::EventId > > >, Aleph::DynSetTree< TimeoutQueue::Event * >, Aleph::DynSetTree< size_t >, Aleph::DynSkipList< int >, Aleph::FixedQueue< Aleph::DynList< int > >, Aleph::FixedQueue< int >, Aleph::FixedQueue< void * >, Aleph::FixedStack< Node * >, Aleph::FixedStack< Aleph::RbNodeRk * >, Aleph::FixedStack< RbNode * >, Aleph::FixedStack< Aleph::DynList< int > >, Aleph::FixedStack< int >, Aleph::ODhashTable< P, AhHashDispatcher::Equal >, Aleph::ODhashTable< int >, Aleph::OLhashTable< int >, Aleph::Random_Set< int >, Aleph::ArrayHeap< T, Compare >, Aleph::DynArrayHeap< T, Compare >, Aleph::DynBinHeap< T, Compare >, Aleph::DynDlist< T >, Aleph::DynHashTable< Key, HashTable, Cmp >, Aleph::DynIntervalTree< T, Compare >, Aleph::DynList< T >, Aleph::DynSetTree< Key, Tree, Compare >, Aleph::DynSkipList< Key, Compare >, Aleph::ODhashTable< Key, Cmp >, and Aleph::OLhashTable< Key, Cmp >.
Public Member Functions | |
| template<typename ... Args> | |
| void | emplace (Args &&... args) |
| Appends a new element into the container by constructing it in-place with the given args. | |
| template<typename ... Args> | |
| void | emplace_end (Args &&... args) |
| template<typename ... Args> | |
| void | emplace_ins (Args &&... args) |
| Insert a new element into the container by constructing it in-place with the given args. | |
| template<typename ... Args> | |
| size_t | ninsert (Args ... args) |
| Insert n variadic items. | |
| template<typename ... Args> | |
| size_t | nappend (Args ... args) |
| Append n variadic items. | |
| template<class Operation > | |
| void | for_each (Operation &operation) |
| Traverse all the container and performs an operation on each element. | |
| template<class Operation > | |
| void | for_each (Operation &operation) const |
Const overload of for_each(Operation&). | |
| template<class Operation > | |
| void | for_each (Operation &&operation) const |
| Overload of for_each() const that accepts rvalues. | |
| template<class Operation > | |
| void | for_each (Operation &&operation) |
| Overload of for_each() that accepts rvalues. | |
| template<class Operation > | |
| void | each (Operation &operation) |
Alias of for_each(Operation&). | |
| template<class Operation > | |
| void | each (Operation &operation) const |
Const alias of for_each(Operation&). | |
| template<class Operation > | |
| void | each (Operation &&operation) const |
| Const alias of each() that accepts rvalues. | |
| template<class Operation > | |
| void | each (Operation &&operation) |
| Alias of each() that accepts rvalues. | |
| template<class Operation > | |
| void | each (size_t pos, const size_t slice, Operation &operation) const |
Traverse the container starting at pos taking one item every slice, performing a mutable operation on each visited element. | |
| template<class Operation > | |
| void | each (const size_t pos, const size_t slice, Operation &&operation) const |
| template<class Operation > | |
| void | mutable_for_each (Operation &operation) |
| Apply a mutable operation to each element of the container. | |
| template<class Operation > | |
| void | mutable_for_each (Operation &&operation) |
| template<class Operation > | |
| bool | all (Operation &operation) const |
| Check if all the elements of the container satisfy a condition. | |
| template<class Operation > | |
| bool | all (Operation &&operation) const |
| Overload of all() that accepts rvalues. | |
| template<class Operation > | |
| bool | exists (Operation &op) const |
| Test for existence in the container of an element satisfying a criterion. | |
| template<class Operation > | |
| bool | exists (Operation &&op) const |
| Overload of exists() that accepts rvalues. | |
| template<typename __T = T, class Operation = Aleph::Dft_Map_Op<T, __T>> | |
| Aleph::DynList< __T > | maps (Operation &op) const |
| Map the elements of the container. | |
| template<typename __T = T, class Operation = Aleph::Dft_Map_Op<__T, __T>> | |
| Aleph::DynList< __T > | maps (Operation &&op) const |
| Overload of maps() that accepts rvalues. | |
| template<typename __T = T, class Prop , class Operation > | |
| Aleph::DynList< __T > | maps_if (Prop prop, Operation &op) const |
| Conditional mapping of the elements of the container. | |
| template<typename __T = T, class Prop , class Operation > | |
| Aleph::DynList< __T > | maps_if (Prop prop, Operation &&op) const |
| Overload of maps_if() that accepts rvalues. | |
| Aleph::DynList< T > | to_dynlist () const |
| Convert container to DynList. | |
| std::vector< T > | to_vector () const |
| Convert container to std::vector. | |
| template<typename __T = T, class Op = Aleph::Dft_Fold_Op<__T, T>> | |
| __T | foldl (const __T &init, Op &op) const |
| Fold the elements of the container to a specific result. | |
| template<typename __T = T, class Op = Aleph::Dft_Fold_Op<__T, T>> | |
| __T | foldl (const __T &init, Op &&op=Op()) const |
| Overload of foldl() that accepts rvalues. | |
| template<typename __T = T, class Op = Aleph::Dft_Fold_Op<__T, T>> | |
| __T | fold_left (const __T &init, Op &op) const |
| Alias for foldl with the same accumulator type. | |
| template<typename __T = T, class Op = Aleph::Dft_Fold_Op<__T, T>> | |
| __T | fold_left (const __T &init, Op &&op=Op()) const |
| Overload of fold_left() that accepts rvalues. | |
| template<class Operation > | |
| T | fold (const T &init, Operation &operation) const |
| Simplified version of foldl() where the folded type is the same type of elements stored in the container. | |
| template<class Operation > | |
| T | fold (const T &init, Operation &&operation) const |
| Overload of fold() that accepts rvalues. | |
| template<class Operation > | |
| Aleph::DynList< T > | filter (Operation &operation) const |
| Filter the elements of a container according to a matching criterion. | |
| template<class Operation > | |
| Aleph::DynList< T > | filter (Operation &&operation) const |
| Overload of filter() that accepts rvalues. | |
| template<class Operation > | |
| Aleph::DynList< const T * > | ptr_filter (Operation &operation) const |
| Filter the elements of a container according to a matching criterion and return a pointer to the matched items in the container. | |
| template<class Operation > | |
| Aleph::DynList< const T * > | ptr_filter (Operation &&operation) const |
| Overload of ptr_filter() that accepts rvalues. | |
| template<class Operation > | |
| Aleph::DynList< std::tuple< T, size_t > > | pfilter (Operation &operation) const |
| Filter the elements of a container according to a matching criterion and determine its positions respect to the traversal of container. | |
| template<class Operation > | |
| Aleph::DynList< std::tuple< T, size_t > > | pfilter (Operation &&operation) const |
| Overload of pfilter() that accepts rvalues. | |
| template<class Operation > | |
| std::pair< Aleph::DynList< T >, Aleph::DynList< T > > | partition (Operation &op) const |
| Exclusive partition of container according to a filter criterion. | |
| template<class Operation > | |
| std::pair< Aleph::DynList< T >, Aleph::DynList< T > > | partition (Operation &&op) const |
| Overload of partition() that accepts rvalues. | |
| std::pair< Aleph::DynList< T >, Aleph::DynList< T > > | partition (size_t n) const |
| Exclusive partition of container in the nth item. | |
| std::pair< Aleph::DynList< T >, Aleph::DynList< T > > | split_half () const |
| Split the container into two halves by alternating elements. | |
| template<class Operation > | |
| std::tuple< Aleph::DynList< T >, Aleph::DynList< T > > | tpartition (Operation &op) const |
| Exclusive partition of container according to a filter criterion. | |
| template<class Operation > | |
| std::tuple< Aleph::DynList< T >, Aleph::DynList< T > > | tpartition (Operation &&op) const |
| Overload of tpartition() that accepts rvalues. | |
| size_t | length () const noexcept |
| Count the number of elements of a container. | |
| Aleph::DynList< T > | rev () const |
| Return a list with the elements of container in reverse order respect to its traversal order. | |
| Aleph::DynList< T > | take (const size_t n) const |
| Return a list with the first n elements seen in the container during its traversal. | |
| Aleph::DynList< T > | take (size_t i, const size_t j, const size_t step=1) const |
| Return a list with elements seen in the container between i and j position respect to its traversal. | |
| Aleph::DynList< T > | drop (const size_t n) const |
| Drop the first n elements seen in the container during its traversal. | |
| void | mutable_drop (const size_t n) |
| Drop the first n elements seen from container. | |
Private Member Functions | |
| Container * | me () |
| FunctionalMethods< Container, T > * | base () const noexcept |
| const Container * | const_me () const noexcept |
| void | nninsert (size_t &) |
| void | nnappend (size_t &) |
| template<typename ... Args> | |
| void | nninsert (size_t &n, const T &item, Args &... args) |
| template<typename ... Args> | |
| void | nnappend (size_t &n, const T &item, Args &... args) |
Related Symbols | |
(Note that these are not member symbols.) | |
| each | |
| each | |
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Common methods to the Aleph-w ( \(\aleph_\omega\)) containers.
This class contains many and practice methods that are common to any Aleph-w ( \(\aleph_\omega\)) container.
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Overload of all() that accepts rvalues.
The operation is passed (invoked) as a named lvalue to the lvalue-reference overload rather than being perfectly forwarded.
| Operation | Callable with signature bool(const T &). |
| [in] | operation | condition to test. |
true if all elements satisfy the condition. | May | throw the same exceptions as the corresponding lvalue overload; no additional exception-safety guarantees are provided. |
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Check if all the elements of the container satisfy a condition.
all(operation) checks if for each element item of container operation(item) returns true.
This method has complexity \(O(n)\) in average and worst case.
| [in] | operation | to be used as condition |
true if all the elements satisfy the criterion: false otherwise. | anything | that could throw operation |
Definition at line 957 of file ah-dry.H.
References FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::const_me().
Referenced by demonstrate_functional_features(), Aleph::Matrix< Trow, Tcol, NumType >::equal_to(), main(), TEST(), TEST_F(), TEST_F(), TEST_F(), TEST_F(), and TYPED_TEST_P().
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Definition at line 645 of file ah-dry.H.
Referenced by FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::for_each().
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Definition at line 650 of file ah-dry.H.
Referenced by FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::all(), FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::drop(), FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::each(), FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::exists(), FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::filter(), FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::fold(), FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::fold_left(), FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::fold_left(), FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::foldl(), FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::length(), FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::maps(), FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::maps_if(), FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::partition(), FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::partition(), FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::pfilter(), FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::ptr_filter(), FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::rev(), FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::split_half(), FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::take(), FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::take(), FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::to_vector(), and FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::tpartition().
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Drop the first n elements seen in the container during its traversal.
The complexity of this method is \(O(N)\) where N always is the number of elements of container.
DynList<T> having the remainder \(N - n\) elements according to traversal order. | bad_alloc | if there is no enough memory or out_of_range if n is greater or equal than N (the number of elements in the container). |
Definition at line 1680 of file ah-dry.H.
References Aleph::DynList< T >::append(), and FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::const_me().
Referenced by main(), TEST(), TEST(), and TYPED_TEST_P().
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Alias of each() that accepts rvalues.
The operation is passed (invoked) as a named lvalue to the lvalue-reference overload rather than being perfectly forwarded.
| Operation | Callable with signature void(const T &). |
| [in] | operation | to be performed on each item. |
| May | throw the same exceptions as the corresponding lvalue overload; no additional exception-safety guarantees are provided. |
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Const alias of each() that accepts rvalues.
The operation is passed (invoked) as a named lvalue to the lvalue-reference overload rather than being perfectly forwarded.
| Operation | Callable with signature void(const T &). |
| [in] | operation | to be performed on each item. |
| May | throw the same exceptions as the corresponding lvalue overload; no additional exception-safety guarantees are provided. |
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Alias of for_each(Operation&).
Definition at line 829 of file ah-dry.H.
References FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::for_each().
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Const alias of for_each(Operation&).
Definition at line 836 of file ah-dry.H.
References FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::for_each().
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Traverse the container starting at pos taking one item every slice, performing a mutable operation on each visited element.
each(pos, slice, operation) traverses the container and on each visited element item performs operation(item).
operation could have the following signature:
void operation(T & item)
Be very careful with the fact that this method allows modifying the elements themselves, which could badly alter the internal state of the container. This would be the case for heaps, binary trees and hash tables.
| [in] | pos | starting position (0-based) |
| [in] | slice | number of items to skip between visits |
| [in] | operation | to be done on each visited element. |
| anything | that can throw operation |
Definition at line 894 of file ah-dry.H.
References FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::const_me(), and k.
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Appends a new element into the container by constructing it in-place with the given args.
emplace(args) tries to match a constructor T(args). If this exists, then this is constructed in-place and directly forwarded to the method append() of container. If all on the container and T` is adequately done, then the object is constructed once time, successively forwarded and at its target place in the container is moved, avoiding thus unnecessary copies.
append() is equivalent to insert().| [in] | args | variadic arguments list |
| bad_alloc | if there is no enough memory |
This is an overloaded member function, provided for convenience. It differs from the above function only in what argument(s) it accepts.
Definition at line 676 of file ah-dry.H.
References FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::me().
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Definition at line 683 of file ah-dry.H.
References FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::me().
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Insert a new element into the container by constructing it in-place with the given args.
emplace_ins(args) tries to match a constructor T(args). If this exists, then this is constructed in-place and directly forwarded to the method insert() of the container. If all on the container and T` is adequately done, then the object is constructed once time, successively forwarded and finally, at its target place in the container, is moved, avoiding thus unnecessary copies.
insert() depends on the container. In general, this has some sense for lists and arrays, and it means insertion at the beginning of the sequence. On another type of container append() is equivalent to insert().| [in] | args | variadic arguments list |
| bad_alloc | if there is no enough memory |
Definition at line 707 of file ah-dry.H.
References FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::me().
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Overload of exists() that accepts rvalues.
The operation is passed (invoked) as a named lvalue to the lvalue-reference overload rather than being perfectly forwarded.
| Operation | Callable with signature bool(const T &). |
| [in] | op | predicate to test. |
true if any element satisfies the predicate. | May | throw the same exceptions as the corresponding lvalue overload; no additional exception-safety guarantees are provided. |
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Test for existence in the container of an element satisfying a criterion.
exists(op) returns true if it exists any element item in container for which op(item) return true.
This method has complexity \(O(n)\) in average and worst case.
| [in] | op | operation for testing existence |
true if it exists an item for which op return true; false otherwise. | anything | that could throw op |
Definition at line 993 of file ah-dry.H.
References FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::const_me(), and traverse().
Referenced by demonstrate_functional_features(), Aleph::Stoer_Wagner_Min_Cut< GT, Distance, SA >::operator()(), TEST(), TEST_F(), TEST_F(), and TEST_F().
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Overload of filter() that accepts rvalues.
The operation is passed (invoked) as a named lvalue to the lvalue-reference overload rather than being perfectly forwarded.
| Operation | Filter callable. |
| [in] | operation | filter predicate. |
| May | throw the same exceptions as the corresponding lvalue overload; no additional exception-safety guarantees are provided. |
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Filter the elements of a container according to a matching criterion.
This method builds a dynamic list with copies of items of container matching a criterion defined by operation, which should have the following signature:
bool operation(const T & item)
If operation return true then item matches the criterion; otherwise, operation must return false.
For example, if the container has integer, then the following code snippet would return a list containing the items greater than 100:
c.filter([] (auto item) { return item > 100; });
| [in] | operation | defining the filter criterion |
DynList<T> with the matched elements. | anything | that could throw operation or bad_alloc if there is no enough memory |
Definition at line 1319 of file ah-dry.H.
References Aleph::DynList< T >::append(), and FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::const_me().
Referenced by demonstrate_functional_features(), Aleph::intercept(), TEST(), test_DynSet(), test_DynSetLinHash(), TEST_F(), TEST_F(), and TEST_F().
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Overload of fold() that accepts rvalues.
The operation is passed (invoked) as a named lvalue to the lvalue-reference overload rather than being perfectly forwarded.
| Operation | Folding callable. |
| [in] | init | initial accumulator value. |
| [in] | operation | folding operation. |
| May | throw the same exceptions as the corresponding lvalue overload; no additional exception-safety guarantees are provided. |
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Simplified version of foldl() where the folded type is the same type of elements stored in the container.
Definition at line 1267 of file ah-dry.H.
References FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::const_me().
Referenced by main().
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Overload of fold_left() that accepts rvalues.
The operation is passed (invoked) as a named lvalue to the lvalue-reference overload rather than being perfectly forwarded.
| __T | accumulator type (default T). |
| Op | Folding callable. |
| [in] | init | initial accumulator value. |
| [in] | op | folding operation. |
| May | throw the same exceptions as the corresponding lvalue overload; no additional exception-safety guarantees are provided. |
Definition at line 1256 of file ah-dry.H.
References FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::const_me().
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Alias for foldl with the same accumulator type.
| __T | accumulator type (default T) |
| [in] | init | initial accumulator value |
| [in] | op | folding operation |
Definition at line 1237 of file ah-dry.H.
References FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::const_me().
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Overload of foldl() that accepts rvalues.
The operation is passed (invoked) as a named lvalue to the lvalue-reference overload rather than being perfectly forwarded.
| __T | accumulator type (default T). |
| Op | Folding callable. |
| [in] | init | initial accumulator value. |
| [in] | op | folding operation. |
| May | throw the same exceptions as the corresponding lvalue overload; no additional exception-safety guarantees are provided. |
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Fold the elements of the container to a specific result.
foldl(init, op) set an internal variable acc of type __T to init value. Then it traverses the container, and on each item it performs:
acc = op(acc, item);
So acc serves as a sort of accumulator.
op should have the following signature:
__T op(__T acc, const T & item);
Since foldl is overloaded with several operation structures, there is a certain flexibility with the parameter qualifiers. You could, for example, declare acc and/or item by value.
The method is a template. The first template parameter __T specifies the final folded type. By default, this type is T (the type of elements stored in the container). The second parameter is the operation. If the folded type is the same than T (the type of item stored), then you can simply write a foldl(). For example, if the container stores integer, in order to determine the maximum of all elements you could do:
c.foldl(std::numeric_limits<int>::min(), [] (int acc, int item) { return std::min(acc, item); });
When the folded type is different from T, then you must specify the folded type as template parameter. For example, if you want to compute the sum of inverted elements, then you could do it as follows:
c.template foldl<double>(0, [] (double acc, int item) { return acu + 1.0/item; });
| [in] | init | initial value of folded value (or accumulator). |
| [in] | op | operation to be performed on each item and used for folding. |
| anything | that could throw op |
Definition at line 1200 of file ah-dry.H.
References FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::const_me().
Referenced by Aleph::format_string(), TEST(), TEST(), TEST(), TEST_F(), TEST_F(), and TYPED_TEST_P().
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Overload of for_each() that accepts rvalues.
The operation is passed (invoked) as a named lvalue to the lvalue-reference overload rather than being perfectly forwarded.
| Operation | Callable with signature void(const T &). |
| [in] | operation | to be performed on each item. |
| May | throw the same exceptions as the corresponding lvalue overload; no additional exception-safety guarantees are provided. |
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Overload of for_each() const that accepts rvalues.
The operation is passed (invoked) as a named lvalue to the lvalue-reference overload rather than being perfectly forwarded.
| Operation | Callable with signature void(const T &). |
| [in] | operation | to be performed on each item. |
| May | throw the same exceptions as the corresponding lvalue overload; no additional exception-safety guarantees are provided. |
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Traverse all the container and performs an operation on each element.
for_each(operation) traverses the container, and on each element item is performed operation(item).
operation must have the following signature:
void operation(const T & item)
Overloading of this method allows that the signature can be lightly different; for example, remove the reference or the const.
| [in] | operation | to be done on each element. |
| anything | that can throw operation |
This is an overloaded member function, provided for convenience. It differs from the above function only in what argument(s) it accepts.
Definition at line 779 of file ah-dry.H.
References FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::me().
Referenced by Aleph::Gen_Polynomial< Coefficient >::Gen_Polynomial(), OHashTest< HashTbl >::OHashTest(), Aleph::Random_Set< T >::Random_Set(), Aleph::Random_Set< T >::Random_Set(), SpecialCtors< Container, T >::SpecialCtors(), Aleph::Simplex< T >::~Simplex(), Aleph::HashSet< Key, HashSetTable, Cmp >::add(), Aleph::Two_Sat< GT >::add_at_most_one(), Aleph::build_spanning_tree(), Aleph::Bellman_Ford< GT, Distance, Ait, NAit, SA >::build_tree(), Aleph::List_SGraph< __Graph_Node, __Graph_Arc >::clear(), Aleph::VoronoiDiagramFromDelaunay::clipped_cells(), Aleph::DynIntervalTree< T, Compare >::copy_from(), count_distinct_colors(), create_table(), demo_dynlist(), demo_dynset_lhash(), demo_functional(), demo_performance(), demo_practical(), demonstrate_functional_features(), Aleph::Gen_Polynomial< Coefficient >::divide_scalar_inplace(), Aleph::dyndlist_to_DynArray(), Aleph::dyndlist_to_DynList(), Aleph::dynlist_to_DynDlist(), FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::each(), FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::each(), Aleph::filter(), Aleph::format_string(), Aleph::Gen_Polynomial< Coefficient >::from_roots(), main(), main(), Aleph::maphash_keys_to_DynList(), Aleph::maphash_to_Array(), Aleph::maphash_to_DynList(), Aleph::maphash_to_stdmap(), Aleph::maphash_values_to_DynList(), Aleph::maptree_keys_to_DynList(), Aleph::maptree_to_Array(), Aleph::maptree_to_DynList(), Aleph::maptree_to_stdmap(), Aleph::maptree_values_to_DynList(), Aleph::Gen_Polynomial< Coefficient >::multi_eval(), Aleph::Matrix< Trow, Tcol, NumType >::operator+=(), Aleph::Matrix< Trow, Tcol, NumType >::operator-=(), Aleph::Random_Set< T >::operator=(), SimpleQueue::print(), GraphCommon< GT, Node, Arc >::remove_arcs_if(), Aleph::List_SGraph< __Graph_Node, __Graph_Arc >::remove_node(), Aleph::Gen_Polynomial< Coefficient >::remove_zeros(), Aleph::reverse(), roots_and_interpolation(), Aleph::Gen_Polynomial< Coefficient >::scale_inplace(), Aleph::sethash_to_Array(), Aleph::sethash_to_DynArray(), Aleph::sethash_to_DynList(), Aleph::sethash_to_vector(), Aleph::settree_to_Array(), Aleph::settree_to_DynArray(), Aleph::settree_to_DynList(), Aleph::settree_to_stdset(), Aleph::settree_to_vector(), Aleph::shuffle(), Aleph::shuffle_ptr(), Aleph::List_SGraph< __Graph_Node, __Graph_Arc >::sort_arcs(), test(), TEST(), TEST(), TEST(), TEST(), TEST(), TEST(), TEST(), TEST(), TEST(), TEST(), TEST(), TEST(), TEST(), TEST(), TEST(), TEST(), TEST_F(), test_tree(), Aleph::Matrix< Trow, Tcol, NumType >::to_collist(), Aleph::Matrix< Trow, Tcol, NumType >::to_rowlist(), Aleph::Gen_MultiPolynomial< Coefficient, MonomOrder >::to_str(), Aleph::GeomBowyerWatsonUtils::triangulate(), TYPED_TEST_P(), and TYPED_TEST_P().
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Const overload of for_each(Operation&).
Definition at line 790 of file ah-dry.H.
References FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::base().
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Count the number of elements of a container.
This method counts the number of elements stored in the container.
size()Definition at line 1598 of file ah-dry.H.
References FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::const_me().
Referenced by demo_grouping(), and main().
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Overload of maps() that accepts rvalues.
The operation is passed (invoked) as a named lvalue to the lvalue-reference overload rather than being perfectly forwarded.
| __T | target type (default T). |
| Operation | Transformation callable. |
| [in] | op | transformation operation. |
| May | throw the same exceptions as the corresponding lvalue overload; no additional exception-safety guarantees are provided. |
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Map the elements of the container.
maps(op) produces a dynamic list resulting of mapping of each element of container item to the result of operation op(item).
maps() is a template method which receives as template parameters the type __T, which is the type of target or range of mapping, and the transforming operation. By default, __T is the same type of the elements stored in the container.
operation should have the following signature:
__T operation(const T & item)
So, operation(item) performs a transformation of item towards the type __T.
If __T ==T`, which is common and by default, then you could specify a mapping without need of template specification. For example, if the container has integer values, the a mapping of item multiplied by 4 could be very simply written as follows:
c.maps([] (int item) { return 4*i; });
In contrast, if the range type is different than the domain type, then it is necessary to specify the template keyword in the method call. For example, if the range is double and you want to return the elements divided by 4, the could do as follows:
c.template maps<double>([] (int item) { return 1.0*item/4; });
| [in] | op | operation to be performed in order to do the transformation on an item |
DynList<__T> object containing the mapped items. The order of resulting list is the same than the order of visit of the iterator for the container. \throw anything that could throwoporbad_alloc` if there is no enough memory Definition at line 1057 of file ah-dry.H.
References Aleph::DynList< T >::append(), and FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::const_me().
Referenced by Aleph::format_string(), main(), TEST(), TEST_F(), TEST_F(), TEST_F(), FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::to_dynlist(), TYPED_TEST_P(), and TYPED_TEST_P().
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Overload of maps_if() that accepts rvalues.
The operation is passed (invoked) as a named lvalue to the lvalue-reference overload rather than being perfectly forwarded.
| __T | target type (default T). |
| Prop | Predicate callable. |
| Operation | Transformation callable. |
| [in] | prop | predicate. |
| [in] | op | transformation operation. |
| May | throw the same exceptions as the corresponding lvalue overload; no additional exception-safety guarantees are provided. |
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Conditional mapping of the elements of the container.
maps_if(prop, op) traverses each item of container, on each item it tests the proposition prop. If this last is true, then the item is mapped through the function op(item).
| [in] | op | operation to be performed in order to do the transformation on an item. |
| [in] | prop | a lambda returning a bool which perform the logical test. |
DynList<__T> object containing the mapped items. The order of resulting list is the same as the order of visit of the iterator for the container. \throw anything that could throwoporbad_alloc` if there is no enough memory Definition at line 1099 of file ah-dry.H.
References Aleph::DynList< T >::append(), and FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::const_me().
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Definition at line 643 of file ah-dry.H.
Referenced by FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::emplace(), FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::emplace_end(), FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::emplace_ins(), FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::for_each(), FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::mutable_drop(), FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::mutable_for_each(), FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::nnappend(), and FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::nninsert().
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Drop the first n elements seen from container.
The complexity of this method is \(O(N)\) where N always is the number of elements of container.
| out_of_range | if n is greater or equal than N (the number of elements in the container). |
Definition at line 1701 of file ah-dry.H.
References FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::me().
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Apply a mutable operation to each element of the container.
Traverses the container and calls operation on every element, allowing the operation to modify each item in place.
| Operation | Callable with signature void(T &). |
| operation | Functor applied to each element; may modify it. |
| Anything | that operation or the underlying traverse may throw. |
This is an overloaded member function, provided for convenience. It differs from the above function only in what argument(s) it accepts.
Definition at line 928 of file ah-dry.H.
References FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::me().
Referenced by WorkersSet< WorkerFct >::~WorkersSet().
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Append n variadic items.
| [in] | args | items to be appended |
Definition at line 754 of file ah-dry.H.
References FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::nnappend().
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Insert n variadic items.
| [in] | args | items to be inserted |
Definition at line 741 of file ah-dry.H.
References FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::nninsert().
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Definition at line 715 of file ah-dry.H.
Referenced by FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::nappend(), and FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::nnappend().
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Definition at line 726 of file ah-dry.H.
References FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::me(), and FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::nnappend().
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Definition at line 714 of file ah-dry.H.
Referenced by FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::ninsert(), and FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::nninsert().
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Definition at line 718 of file ah-dry.H.
References FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::me(), and FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::nninsert().
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Overload of partition() that accepts rvalues.
The operation is passed (invoked) as a named lvalue to the lvalue-reference overload rather than being perfectly forwarded.
| Operation | Filter callable. |
| [in] | op | filter predicate. |
| May | throw the same exceptions as the corresponding lvalue overload; no additional exception-safety guarantees are provided. |
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Exclusive partition of container according to a filter criterion.
partition(op) traverses the container and filters its elements according to the filter criterion defined by op. The filtered elements are copied to a first list and the not filtered ones to a second list. When all the container is traversed, a pair containing these lists is returned.
The op requirements are the same as for filter().
| [in] | op | operation instrumenting the filter criterion |
std::pair<DynList<T>, DynList<T>>.firstcontains the filtered elements andsecondthe non-filtered ones. \throw anything that could throw op orbad_alloc` if there is no enough memory Definition at line 1468 of file ah-dry.H.
References FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::const_me().
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Exclusive partition of container in the nth item.
partition(n) traverses the container and produces a pair of lists. The first one contains the first n elements and the second one the this->size() - n remaining elements.
| [in] | n | the first n items of the first list |
| anything | that could throw op or bad_alloc if there is no enough memory |
Definition at line 1508 of file ah-dry.H.
References FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::const_me().
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Overload of pfilter() that accepts rvalues.
The operation is passed (invoked) as a named lvalue to the lvalue-reference overload rather than being perfectly forwarded.
| Operation | Filter callable. |
| [in] | operation | filter predicate. |
| May | throw the same exceptions as the corresponding lvalue overload; no additional exception-safety guarantees are provided. |
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Filter the elements of a container according to a matching criterion and determine its positions respect to the traversal of container.
pfilter(operation) is very similar to filter(), but instead of building a list of filtered elements, it builds a list of pairs with form (item, pos), where item is a copy of filtered element and pos is its position respect to the traversal order. The position is relative to the container type.
The pair is defined with a tuple:
std::tuple<T, size_t>
| [in] | operation | that defines the filter criterion |
| bad_alloc | if there is no enough memory |
Definition at line 1419 of file ah-dry.H.
References Aleph::DynList< T >::append(), FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::const_me(), and TT.
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Overload of ptr_filter() that accepts rvalues.
The operation is passed (invoked) as a named lvalue to the lvalue-reference overload rather than being perfectly forwarded.
| Operation | Filter callable. |
| [in] | operation | filter predicate. |
| May | throw the same exceptions as the corresponding lvalue overload; no additional exception-safety guarantees are provided. |
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Filter the elements of a container according to a matching criterion and return a pointer to the matched items in the container.
This method builds a dynamic list with stores pointers to the items of matching a criterion defined by operation, which should have the following signature:
bool operation(const T & item)
If operation return true then item matches the criterion; otherwise, operation must return false.
For example, if the container has integer, then the following code snippet would return a list containing the items greater than 100:
c.ptr_filter([] (auto item) { return item > 100; });
| [in] | operation | defining the filter criterion |
DynList<const T*> with the pointers to the matched elements. | anything | that could throw operation or bad_alloc if there is no enough memory |
Definition at line 1371 of file ah-dry.H.
References Aleph::DynList< T >::append(), and FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::const_me().
Referenced by TYPED_TEST_P().
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Return a list with the elements of container in reverse order respect to its traversal order.
DynList<T> inversely ordered according to the traversal order. | bad_alloc | if there is no enough memory |
Definition at line 1612 of file ah-dry.H.
References FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::const_me(), and Aleph::DynList< T >::insert().
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Split the container into two halves by alternating elements.
Elements at even positions go to the first list, odd positions to the second.
Definition at line 1528 of file ah-dry.H.
References FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::const_me().
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Return a list with the first n elements seen in the container during its traversal.
The complexity of this method is \(O(n)\) where n can be less than the number of elements of container.
DynList<T> having the first n elements according to its traversal order. | bad_alloc | if there is no enough memory or out_of_range if n is greater or equal than the number of elements in the container. |
Definition at line 1631 of file ah-dry.H.
References Aleph::DynList< T >::append(), and FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::const_me().
Referenced by main(), TEST(), TEST(), TEST(), and TYPED_TEST_P().
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Return a list with elements seen in the container between i and j position respect to its traversal.
The complexity of this method is \(O(n)\) where n can be less than the number of elements of container.
DynList<T> having the first n elements according to its traversal order. | bad_alloc | if there is no enough memory or out_of_range if n is greater or equal than the number of elements in the container. |
Definition at line 1657 of file ah-dry.H.
References Aleph::DynList< T >::append(), and FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::const_me().
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Convert container to DynList.
Definition at line 1134 of file ah-dry.H.
References FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::maps().
Referenced by TYPED_TEST_P().
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Convert container to std::vector.
Definition at line 1143 of file ah-dry.H.
References FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::const_me().
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Overload of tpartition() that accepts rvalues.
The operation is passed (invoked) as a named lvalue to the lvalue-reference overload rather than being perfectly forwarded.
| Operation | Filter callable. |
| [in] | op | filter predicate. |
| May | throw the same exceptions as the corresponding lvalue overload; no additional exception-safety guarantees are provided. |
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Exclusive partition of container according to a filter criterion.
This method has exactly the same semantic as partition(Operation & op), excepts than instead of returning a std::pair it returns a std::tuple.
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std::tuple<DynList<T>, DynList<T>>.firstcontains the filtered elements andsecondthe non-filtered ones. \throw anything that could throw op orbad_alloc` if there is no enough memory Definition at line 1557 of file ah-dry.H.
References Aleph::DynList< T >::append(), and FunctionalMethods< Container, T >::const_me().
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This is an overloaded member function, provided for convenience. It differs from the above function only in what argument(s) it accepts.
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This is an overloaded member function, provided for convenience. It differs from the above function only in what argument(s) it accepts.
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This is an overloaded member function, provided for convenience. It differs from the above function only in what argument(s) it accepts.